US election 2024: Can I Vote Without an ID? What You Need to Know About ID Requirements by State
Certain states demand identification with a photo to verify the voter, such as a driver's license, state-issued ID card, tribal ID, military ID, or other documents. Other states, as stated by NCSL, accept identification that does not include a photo, such as a name and address on a bank statement or another document.
Voters who are waiting to cast their ballots in person on election day may or may not be required to present identification. It all depends on their residence.
In 36 states, voters are asked to provide identification when casting their ballots; of these, 11 states accept other forms of identification, while 24 require photo identification. Voters in 14 states and Washington, D.C., are not required to present identification.
Special ID rules for some first-time voters
First-time voters must show identification on Election Day if they did not register in person and did not show ID when they registered. Acceptable forms of ID include current and valid photo identification, a current utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck, and a government-issued document showing your name and address.
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