The general election is one month away and while you need to register you still don’t need an address in Wisconsin to register to vote in Wisconsin. You do need to sign a form attesting to your right to vote and provide a map of the spot you call home.
Voter Registration Form: If you do not have a street number or if you have no address, please use the map to show where you live:
> Write the names of the crossroads (or streets) nearest to where you live.
> Draw an ‘X’ to show where you live.
> Use a dot to show any schools, churches, stores or other landmarks where you live and write the name of the landmark.
FAQ on HAVA: HAVA does, however, also increase the State’s responsibility for election administration to better achieve uniformity and consistency. Still, voter registration, election administration, vote counting, and reporting continue to be locally owned and run. In Wisconsin, all voter registration records are maintained at the local level. Currently, only 320 of the State's 1,850 municipalities have voter registration as previously voter registration was required in municipalities with a population of more than 5,000.
Wisconsin Voter Registration: Individuals whose names appear on the voter registration list are presumed to meet all eligibility requirements and, in general, are neither required to provide identification or proof of residence nor to otherwise demonstrate eligibility at the polls.
The Federalist Society: While HAVA only applies to federal elections, the practical and cost-related difficulties of maintaining two separate voter registration and election systems, one for state elections and one for federal elections, make it virtually certain that these mandates will also be applied to local elections by almost all of the States.