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provided to register. If an applicant has not been issued any of these numbers a photocopy of an ID (photo
not necessary) is needed to register. An ID is required to vote. If one does not have an acceptable form of
ID, they may vote by provisional ballot and show an ID by 5pm the next day, or they may fill out a
“Polling Place Elector ID” form.
Acceptable ID:
Driver’s license
School district or post-secondary institution photo ID
Tribal photo ID
Current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, government check, voter registration confirmation,
or another government document with the voter’s name and address on it
Nebraska
A driver’s license number or the last four digits of a social security number are required for registration. If
a photocopy of an ID was not included with registration, it is required the first time voting.
Nevada
If ID is not provided at registration then it must be shown the first time voting.
New Hampshire
Registering to vote must be done in person, unless one signs an affidavit stating they have a physical
disability, religious reasons, military service, or temporary absence. When registering in person, an
identification to prove citizenship, residency, and age is required. No ID must be shown on Election Day.
New Jersey
If a driver’s license number, state ID number, the last four digits of a social security number, or a
photocopy of an ID was not provided at the time of registration it is required for first time voters. If a first
time voter in New Jersey does not have an ID they may vote by provisional ballot and have two days to
supply the necessary identification requirements.
New Mexico
An ID or copy of an ID (photo not necessary) is required when registering by mail. If a registrant does not
have an ID a verbal or written statement given by the registrant attesting to their name and birth date, a
unique identifier may be used instead, but this option is not available to those registering by mail. First
time voters who did not fulfill the ID requirement during registration will be issued a provisional ballot.
New York
If a driver’s license, the last four digits of a social security number, or ID were not provided upon
registering, then an ID is required for first time voters.
North Carolina
If a driver’s license number, state ID number, the last four digits of a social security number, or a
photocopy of an ID was not provided at the time of registration it is required for first time voters.
North Dakota (NP)
There is no voter registration, but precincts keep lists of people who have voted in previous elections. On
Election Day, voters are asked to show an ID (photo not necessary) that shows their address. If the voter
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