You have the option to vote by mail if you don’t have the right ID to vote in person. You can use your Social Security number to request a Montana absentee ballot.
If you vote in person and can’t present an accepted form of ID, you must complete and sign a Polling Place Elector ID form.
You can vote a regular ballot if election officials at your polling place verify the information you provide on the form.
If your information cannot be verified, you have to cast a provisional ballot. Provisional ballots make sure eligible voters are not turned away from the polls.
For your provisional ballot to count, you need to submit an accepted ID or other proof of eligibility by 5 pm on the day after the election. This can be done in person, electronically, or by mail.
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