make sure you let people know that you're not going to leave
until you vote. >> Yet another question will
appear on Tuesday's ballot, asking Wisconsin voters to amend
the state constitution requiring photo identification to vote.
State law already says voters must present a valid photo ID,
and this ballot question would not change existing requirements
but enshrine voter ID in the state constitution, making it
more difficult for lawmakers to alter or undo. The author of the
amendment. Republican Representative Patrick Snyder
says it's necessary to, quote, ensure that the people of
Wisconsin have full confidence in the security and integrity of
Wisconsin elections. The ACLU of Wisconsin opposes the amendment,
saying Wisconsin already has one of the strictest voter ID laws
in the country, creating barriers for people to vote. And
that, quote, the legislature would be precluded from
permitting additional categories of photo identification and ties
the hands of the legislature to respond to future advancements