Voters we talked with during Tuesday's primaries said they didn't mind being asked for IDs, but some did say the law isn't needed.

"We have some voter fraud everywhere, and there's allegations of massive voter fraud. Don't know whether that's true or not, but it takes all of that out of the equation so people can move on and say OK, we had an election," Niels Jensen said.

"I don't think Wisconsin is known for voter fraud, and I feel like in this community people pretty much know each other," Myrna Dickinson said.

"I love it," Todd Kimball said. "I love it. I think that it clarifies everything and it makes the process more clean."

"I had it today, so I don't see any issue with next year not having it," Jan Priewe said.