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Politics : President Kamala Harris
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To: Broken_Clock who wrote (2144)9/20/2024 7:09:16 AM
From: dj55  Read Replies (2) of 4944
 
Even if you do not have a form of ID that your state asks for, you may be able to vote., key word is "may". It is not can vote.

Here is the rest of the follow up of the one sentence you pulled out to mislead.

Even if you do not have a form of ID that your state asks for, you may be able to vote.

Some states may ask you to sign a form affirming your identity. Find out if you can vote in your state without ID and what information you may need to provide when you vote.

Other states will let you cast a provisional ballot.

  • States use provisional ballots when there is a question about a voter's eligibility.
  • They keep your provisional ballot separate until they investigate your eligibility. You may have to return to show an acceptable form of ID within a few days, or the ballot will not count.


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