🗓️ Deadline: Sunday, November 10 @ 5 pm
🏛️ Where to present ID: County Recorders • Maricopa County ID Verification Sites
🪪 Accepted IDs: Arizona Voter ID Requirements
Arizona voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls cast a conditional provisional ballot.
To make your provisional ballot count:
Voters who cast a provisional ballot without conditions do not need to take further action.
🗓️ Deadline: Monday, November 11 @ Noon
🏛️ Where to present ID: County Clerks • County Election Commissioners
🪪 Accepted IDs: Arkansas Voter ID Requirements
Arkansas voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must cast a provisional ballot.
To make your provisional ballot count:
Present an accepted photo ID to your county election commissioner or county clerk. The deadline for returning with your ID is the Monday after Election Day (November 11).
Colorado voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must cast a provisional ballot.
Your provisional ballot will count if:
🗓️ Deadline: Thursday, November 7 @ 5 pm
Florida voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must cast a provisional ballot.
Your provisional ballot will count if:
If your signature does not match your voter registration record, you need to prove your identity to your county’s Supervisor of Elections.
You can do this by providing one of the following:
You must prove your identity by 5 pm on the second day after the election (November 7).
🗓️ Deadline: Friday, November 8 @ 5 pm
🏛️ Where to present ID: County Registrars
🪪 Accepted IDs: Georgia Voter ID Requirements
Georgia voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must cast a provisional ballot.
To make your provisional ballot count:
Present an accepted photo ID at your county registrar’s office within 3 days of the election (November 8).
Hawaii voters have several options for confirming their identity. ID is not required to vote in person or by mail.
If you are asked for ID by a poll worker and cannot present one, you might be asked to recite your name, address, and date of birth.
The information you provide will be compared to the information in the poll book. If it does not match, you will be required to sign a written affirmation (confirming your address and date of birth) and vote a provisional ballot. County election officials will review your ballot and determine you were eligible to vote.
🗓️ Deadline: 10 days after Election Day @ Noon
🏛️ Where to present ID: County Election Offices
🪪 Accepted IDs: Indiana Voter ID Requirements
Indiana voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must cast a provisional ballot.
To make your provisional ballot count:
Provide your elections office with an accepted photo ID or sign an affirmation that one of Indiana’s exceptions applies to you. The deadline for returning with your ID is 10 days after the election
Exceptions include: indigent voters, voters who have religious objections to being photographed, and voters who live in a state-licensed facility that serves as their polling place.
🗓️ Deadline: Varies by county
🏛️ Where to present ID: County Election Offices
🪪 Accepted IDs: Kansas Voter ID Requirements
Kansas voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must cast a provisional ballot.
To make your provisional ballot count:
Provide an accepted photo ID before the county canvass. You can submit your ID to your county elections office in person, by mail, or electronically.
Counties may canvass on the Monday following the election or on Thursday the following week.
There is an exception for voters who have religious objections to being photographed. You must sign a Declaration of Religious Objection.
🗓️ Deadline: 5 business day after the election
🏛️ Where to present ID: Circuit Clerks
🪪 Accepted IDs: Mississippi Voter ID Requirements
Mississippi voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must cast a provisional ballot (called an “affidavit ballot”).
To make your affidavit ballot count:
Present an accepted photo ID at your circuit clerk’s office within 5 days of the election.
There is an exception for voters who have religious objections to being photographed. You must sign an Affidavit of Religious Objection.
Missouri voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must cast a provisional ballot.
Your provisional ballot will count if:
🗓️ Deadline: Tuesday, November 12
🏛️ Where to present ID: County Election Officials
🪪 Accepted IDs: Nebraska Voter ID Requirements
Nebraska voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must cast a provisional ballot.
To make your provisional ballot count:
Voters who completed and signed a reasonable impediment exception at the polls do not need to take further action.
All other provisional voters must present an accepted photo ID to their county election commissioner or county clerk. The deadline for returning with your ID is the Tuesday after the election (November 12).
🗓️ Deadline: November 14 @ 5 pm
🏛️ Where to present ID: County Boards of Elections
🪪 Accepted IDs: North Carolina Voter ID Requirements
North Carolina voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must cast a provisional ballot.
To make your provisional ballot count:
Voters who completed and signed a photo ID exception form do not need to take further action.
All other provisional voters must present an accepted photo ID to their county board of elections office. The deadline for returning with your ID is the second Thursday following the election (November 14).
🗓️ Deadline: Friday, November 8 @ 4 pm
🏛️ Where to present ID: Municipal Clerks
🪪 Accepted IDs: North Dakota Voter ID Requirements
North Dakota voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must will have their ballots set aside.
To make your ballot count:
🗓️ Deadline: Saturday, November 9
🏛️ Where to present ID: County Boards of Elections
🪪 Accepted IDs: Ohio Voter ID Requirements
Ohio voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must cast a provisional ballot.
To make your provisional ballot count:
Present an accepted photo ID at your county board of elections within 4 days of the election (November 9).
There is an exception for voters who have religious objections to being photographed. You must sign an affidavit of religious objection and provide the last 4 digits of your Social Security number.
🗓️ Deadline: Thursday, November 7
🏛️ Where to present ID: County Election Commissions
🪪 Accepted IDs: Tennessee Voter ID Requirements
Tennessee voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must cast a provisional ballot.
To make your provisional ballot count:
Voters who completed and signed a ID exemption affidavit do not need to take further action.
All other provisional voters must present an accepted photo ID to their county’s election commission office. The deadline for returning with your ID is 2 business days after the election (November 7).
🗓️ Deadline: Monday, November 11
🏛️ Where to present ID: County Voter Registration Offices
🪪 Accepted IDs: Texas Voter ID Requirements
Texas voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must cast a provisional ballot.
To make your provisional ballot count:
Voters who completed and signed a reasonable impediment declaration at the polls do not need to take further action.
All other provisional voters must visit their county’s voter registration office within 6 calendar days of the election (November 11).
You can either:
🗓️ Deadline: Monday, November 11
🏛️ Where to present ID: County Clerks
🪪 Accepted IDs: Utah Voter ID Requirements
Utah voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must cast a provisional ballot.
To make your provisional ballot count:
Present an accepted ID at your county elections office by the Monday following the election (November 11).
🗓️ Deadline: Friday November 8 @ 4 pm
🏛️ Where to present ID: Municipal Clerks
🪪 Accepted IDs: Wisconsin Voter ID Requirements
Wisconsin voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must cast a provisional ballot.
To make your provisional ballot count:
🗓️ Deadline: Wednesday, November 6 @ COB
🏛️ Where to present ID: County Clerks
🪪 Accepted IDs: Wyoming Voter ID Requirements
Wyoming voters who don’t bring ID or have their ID rejected at the polls must cast a provisional ballot.
To make your provisional ballot count:
Present an accepted photo ID to your county clerk the day after the election (November 6).
