Map Shows States Voting on New Voter ID Rules
Summary
Voters in Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, North Carolina and Ohio are deciding on November 3, 2026, whether to establish or expand voter identification rules. The proposals cover in-person voting, mail ballots or both, and vary by state.Key Facts
- Arizona Proposition 144 would require government-issued identification for in-person and mail voting and address other election rules.
- California Proposition 39 would require government-issued identification at polling places or the last four digits of an ID number on mail ballots.
- Colorado Amendment 84 would require mail voters to provide a signature and a qualifying state ID number or Social Security number.
- Nevada Question 7 would require photo ID for in-person voting and identity verification for mail voting.
- North Carolina’s proposed constitutional amendment would require photo ID for voting in person or by mail.
- Ohio Issue 3 would require approved government-issued photo ID for in-person voting and set identification rules for mail ballots.
- The article says Oklahoma voters approved State Question 846 in August, requiring proof of identity when voting.
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