In the state of WI when they first implemented Voter ID, there were some entire counties where there was a single DMV location, that was only open for a few hou

In the state of WI when they first implemented Voter ID, there were some entire counties where there was a single DMV location, that was only open for a few hours a week. (of course, during normal business hours). This makes it incredibly difficult for people that are poor, or young, and obviously have no drivers license to then take off work, and get themselves to the town across the count between 11am and 2pm on a Thursday. If you add in some of the requirements for getting a valid State ID, it can be even harder for people to get. (Many poor people don't have ready copies of their birth certificate, marriage license to show the change in name, etc)