ID and Other Polling Place Procedures
ID at the Polls
Voters voting at the polls must provide identification before signing the poll book. Acceptable forms of ID include:
- Photo ID, such as a driver's license, state ID card, student ID card, or tribal ID card
- Voter registration card
- Utility Bill
- Bank statement
- Paycheck
- Government check
- Other government document
A voter who does not have ID may vote a provisional ballot.
Accessibility in the Polling Place
When possible, the County Auditor must use polling places that are accessible to all voters. In instances where a polling place does not meet accessibility standards, additional assistance must be available.
The accessibility standards include:
- Written notice to voters assigned to an inaccessible polling place explaining the factors that make the polling place inaccessible. This notice must be provided no later than 30 days prior to an election.
- Reassignment to an accessible polling place upon advance request from a voter assigned to an inaccessible polling place.
- A disabled parking space.
- Signs identifying an accessible route of travel to the polling place if different than the primary route.
- An unobstructed route of travel to the polling place.
- Level, firm, stable and slip-resistant surfaces.
- An unobstructed area for voting.
- At Least one voting booth with a maximum height of 30 inches and a minimum knee clearance of 27 inches.
- Sufficient lighting along the accessible route of travel and within the polling place.
- Voting instructions printed in bold type at each polling place.
- Assistance for any voter unable to vote the ballot. Assistance may be provided by a person of the voter's choice, or by two poll workers of opposite political parties.
The toll-free TDD Voter Information Hotline is 1-800-422-8683.
For more information, please contact your County Election Office.