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  • Rep. Staskunas Bill Increases Ignition Interlock Device Use to Save Lives
    Today State Senator Chris Larson (D-Milwaukee) and State Representative Tony Staskunas (D–West Allis) introduced legislation to strengthen Wisconsin’s drunk driving laws through increased use of ignition interlock devices (IIDs). This bill would require IIDs to be installed in vehicles of any first-time convicted drunk driver, not just repeat offenders or those with a blood alcohol content (BAC) above .15.
  • Staskunas Co-authors Senior Citizen Protection Act
    Rep. Tony Staskunas (D-West Allis) and several of his Assembly Democratic colleagues announced the Senior Citizen Protection Act, which would restore certain legal rights for the victims – and families of victims – of nursing home abuse and neglect.
  • Rep. Staskunas Statement On Georgia Pacific Boycott
    In these very challenging economic times, I think it is the wrong approach to jeopardize Wisconsin jobs with a product boycott. While I oppose economic political boycotts whether they are initiated by Democrats or Republicans, I favor sustaining Wisconsin jobs and supporting Wisconsin’s economy.
 

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Voting Information
 
Act 23, a law signed by Governor Walker, will require voters to show a photo identification to cast a ballot in elections starting in 2012. However, the photo ID requirements will not affect any recall or special elections in 2011.　 Voters at these elections will be asked to show a photo ID at the polling place as a reminder of the upcoming changes but will not need to present an ID in order to vote.　 Voters who do not have a form of photo identification will receive a document explaining the requirements of the law that will go into effect in 2012 as well as information explaining how to receive a free ID card from the DMV.　
 

Additional information regarding Voter ID can be found at the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board's website or by calling the state's voter assistance hotline toll-free at 1-866-VOTE-WIS.​

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You can also look up your voting registration or polling place location online.​

 

 

There are also online resources that can help you get information regarding casting an absentee ballot.​

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Frequently asked questions regarding voting or election policies​