Do you need an ID to vote? Maybe not, in these states
Summary
The article says voter ID rules vary by state. In some states, a person who arrives at the polls without a wallet may still be able to vote.Key Facts
- The article focuses on whether voters need identification at the polls.
- It says the answer can depend on where a voter lives.
- It says some voters without a wallet may still be able to vote.
- The provided excerpt does not name any states.
- The excerpt does not explain what alternatives to photo ID may be accepted.
- The excerpt does not describe the rules for provisional ballots.
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