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WI SB916
Bill
Status
1/27/2026
Primary Sponsor
Law Revision Committee
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AI Summary
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Official ballots for city elections must include sufficient space for write-in candidates
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Independent candidates for state office will no longer appear on partisan primary ballots
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DOT-issued temporary operator's license receipts may now be used as proof of residence for voter registration
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DOT-issued temporary identification card receipts may now be used as proof of residence for voter registration
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Introduced January 27, 2026 as remedial legislation recommended by the Wisconsin Elections Commission
Legislative Description
Including a space for write-in candidates on city election ballots; eliminating independent candidates from the partisan primary ballot; and using a temporary operator’s license or identification card to establish proof of residence for voter registration (suggested as remedial legislation by the Elections Commission).
Last Action
Available for scheduling
1/27/2026