Vote.

Have Your ID Ready.

Take Your ID With You.

Showing Identification At Your Polling Location Is The Law.

Acceptable forms of ID must include a residential address.

• Valid Driver's License.

• Valid State ID Card.

• Valid Federally Issued ID Card Such as a Passport or Agency ID Card.

• Valid Tribal Government Issued ID Card.

• Valid Student ID Card.

• Valid United States Military ID Card.

• Utility bill dated 30 days prior to election day with name and residential address.

• Change of Address verification letter from the US Postal Service.

What if I have none of the above? Can I still vote?

You still have the right to vote using one of the options below:

• An election worker vouches for your identity and residence.
• You complete a voters affidavit certifying your right to vote in the precinct.

Voter

Bill Of Rights

North Dakota Voices Count

As a Resident, You Have The Right To:

• Vote free from interference in a private and secret manner.
• Ask for and receive assistance in voting
• Written instructions to use when voting, and, upon request, oral instructions on voting from election officers.
• Cast a vote if in line at the official closing of the polls
• Correct your ballot. You may receive up to two replacement ballots prior to casting your ballot if you believe you've made a mistake. The third ballot must be a cast.
• An explanation if your residency or identity is in question.
• Prove your residency or identity by signing a voter's affidavit.
• Vote by absentee ballot.
• Report illegal or fraudulent behavior to an election officer or the Secretary of States Office.

© Riel LaFontaine 2004