The Wyoming Legislature's Joint Transportation, Highways and Military Affairs Committee voted Friday to sponsor a bill draft ...

JACKSON — Driver’s licenses and identification cards issued to legal immigrants in Wyoming could require a “Not a United ...

Nine of those states have what’s considered “strict photo ID” laws and another three have “strict non-photo ID” requirements. What does this mean? RELATED: What happens when voters don ...

Nine of those states have what’s considered “strict photo ID” laws and another three have “strict non-photo ID” requirements. It’s simple: some states require an ID with a photo ...

The state legislature referred seven constitutional amendments to the 2020 ballot. From 1995 to 2018, an average of four measures appeared on the ballot for even-year elections in Utah, of which 86.5% ...

The state legislature referred two constitutional amendments to the ballot. One measure would have changed the structure of the State Board of Higher Education. The other measure would have required ...

States are classified into three categories based on ID necessity: blue requires photo ID, orange allows non-photo ID, and grey mandates no ID.Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg(Bloomberg ...

The state also doesn't have a defined list of acceptable forms of identification, though non-photo forms include mail or a utility bill. A person can still vote if they don't show ID, as long as ...

The Voter ID, also known as the Elector Photo Identity Card (EPIC), is issued by the Electoral Commission of India. This card is essential for voting in elections and functions as a reliable form ...

You try living in America with an expired driver’s license or a non-photo ID. I can’t even renew my military ID with those. Will they verify my residency? How? I left for basic training almost ...

Do I need to show ID? First-time voters, voters who are voting in a new election district for the first time, and voters who have changed their registration information since the last election are ...

States that have strict photo ID laws: Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, and Wisconsin. States that have strict non-photo ID laws: Arizona, North Dakota ...