Did You Have To Show Your ID To Vote?

I had to show either photo ID or voter registration card.

.

Yes - In Texas

O'Fallon Mo - NO.

I had my DL in hand along with voters card because when coming in they had signs saying what they needed and on the voter card it has a list of what ID's are acceptable. It says you must show an ID issued by the state of MO including a state agency, a local election authority of MO, or an institution of higher education of MO. When I got to the front of the line the lady said she did not need any form of ID Just the voters card. Contradicted everything I had seen to that point. Kind of scary if this is going on everywhere.

I did in Kansas. BTW I voted not to keep every judge or law enforcement person currently serving

Yes, I had to sign my name also besides I showed them my voter's registration card and also had to give my Birthday and voted on a paper ballot.

Louisiana- Yes, even tho the lady knew me & already had the book open to the page with my name on it.

Same as you in SC. 2 step process.

Yep- and was happy to.
Missouri here. Except while I was voting I noticed several people didn't have to because the judge said " I know you...don't need to see ur id"

Yep...twice.

Also had to personally sign to receive my PAPER ballot.

Indiana

whoa...

c o n s p i r a c y goooooooooooo




did they steal NJ??

Lines by alpha here in NH

Single step.

You Identify yourself.

Pollworker looks you up on a paper print out.

Pollworker asks for/You supply picture ID.

Pollworker confirms your address and then cross you off on the paper printout and hands you a ballot.

,




KENTUCKY = YES, or at least they asked to see mine where i voted





.

NO ID NEEDED in Orange County,CA near L.A. Just need to verify your address and first & last name! BS!!

No ID asked for here in NJ. Signed my signature next to my signature which they had which was upside down. Then they compared the two. For not having to show ID it seemed pretty secure. Kinda hard to fake someones signature on the spot that you're reading upside down.

Nope but i live in a small Ohio town, only 200 voters.

I had previously registered Democrat showing my Driving License...quite awhile ago...
Asked for and got an absentee ballot. Voted early by mail.

yes.

PA here.

Under my name in the voter registration book it said in bold

ID REQUIRED.

I just recently registered here.

Other names in the book did not have that under their name

Yes, this is the third or fourth state I have voted in and the FIRST ONE that didn't send us a registration card or thing to bring. Here, we just had to produce official ID with our address on it or something close to that with and affidavit.

Simple process here, but the ballot was SHORT...only two pages..unlike the one in 2008 that was what...ten pages long or so? Nevada vs. North Dakota I suppose.

^^^THIS^^^ Massachusetts

No. In Maryland you only have to show ID if it's your first time voting, or if you've moved or made a similar significant change in your situation.

No, Wisconsin.

I'm in DFW, TX: I had my voter's registration card with me, which they were delighted to take. I got the impression that a lot of people didn't have them? I was the only one in there at the time (2:40pm) so I have no idea what they did for people who had alternate forms of ID.

Did not show any ID. In fact I pointed to my signature on record and she didn't double check to see if I was indeed the person I pointed at.

yes! Pandhandle Florida, ID and my signature.

No, but I give it to the poll worker anyway, as they were too stupid to find my name on the list without it, after having already spelled out my last name to them 3 times.

YES -- Likewise in Oklahoma.

And I too hope we retain the distinction of remaining the reddest of the red states!

Yep, small town texas here. I first showed my voter registration card, then they wanted my ID. WTF

Yes Colorado, two were turned away for lack of their ID

same process here in MI