Election: Fall, 2008
About this Map...
This map shows that most states require voters to cast a provisional ballot when they do not present ID at the polls. However, a few states provide a way that these voters can cast a regular ballot, even without ID.
Voters must cast provisional ballot
Voter may cast an ordinary ballot after signing affidavit
Voter may attempt to cast a regular ballot using EDR
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State not researched
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