absentee you have to xerox your i.d. and mail it in, too. the bill requires a very specific photo i.d. that hundreds of thousands of wisconsinites do not have. according to the wisconsin legislature nonpartisan fiscal bureau 20% of people in wisconsin don t have the kind of i.d. that will be required to vote. that s what they were fighting about in the wu wi state senate yesterday. a bill that makes it harder to vote. the new law would say for example, that you can use a student i.d. in order to vote. sounds like good news for the 180,000 student ms the state s public yooifrt system, expect for the fact that none of the i.d.s issued by any of wisconsin s colleges and universitys would qualify. none of them have the information on them that will be required in the new law. and that s basically the point. the people who are least likely to have the kiebds of documents and second sesz to photo copiers to vote in wisconsin are the poor, the elderly, minorities and students, the people leas