The statewide referendum question has received far less attention than races at the top of the ballot for Supreme Court and ...

Voter ID laws seem to be popular, as 77 percent of likely U.S. voters supported photo ID requirements, according a poll.

About 63% of Wisconsin voters approved a Republican-led referendum to elevate the state's voter ID law to the constitution. At the same time, 55% voted to elect a liberal justice to the Supreme Court, ...

The referendum is asking about voter ID, a decade-old rule in Wisconsin that requires voters to show photo identification at polls or when requesting an absentee ballot. The question isn't asking ...

Wisconsin's decade-old requirement that voters show a photo ID is now permanently part of the state constitution after voters approved the referendum question at the bottom of the April 1 ballot.

While Wisconsin's voter ID law has been in effect since 2016, putting it in the constitution makes it harder for a court to strike down in the future.