I think it depend on the state of your new residency. Why not try to go to the nearest registration office because in Wisconsin, new laws say that for Wisconsin citizens, voting needs an identification card issued by a state bureau. I read it here: Free voter ID very difficult to obtain for some in Wisconsin. But I am not assuming that all the states follow the same rule.

It sounds like you'll only be able to vote for the person running in the area that represents you. Unless the candidates are running in what is known as an at-large district, which means that district isn't further broken down geographically, the only people that will be on your ballot will be those candidates running to represent your specific area.

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No. The new Wisconsin Photo ID law does not come into effect until the 2012 Primaries. In the recall election, you will be asked to show a photo ID but you are not required to show one in order to vote.

For more information, check out this link: http://gab.wi.gov/sites/default/files/memo/20/photo_id_changes_for_2011_clerks_6_10_11_pdf_76862.pdf

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You probably are not registered in your old location anymore. You will need to re-register to vote in the original location, which you can do at www.rockthevote.com or by clicking the REGISTER TO VOTE HERE button on the right.

To check your voter registration status in Wisconsin, you can check your voter registration status here: https://vpa.wi.gov/VoterSearchScreen.aspx?Language=en-us.

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You should contact the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, which is the main elections agency in the state, to find out for sure.

I found this website, which may be helpful: http://felonvoting.procon.org/view.resource.php?resourceID=000286

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