COLUMBUS, Ohio – Election officials rejected more than 7,000 Ohioans' provisional ballots in the 2024 elections for lack of proper identification, new state data shows, a record number and ...

Millions of voters throughout the United States will face tougher identification requirements when they head to the polls next month thanks to a wave of new laws that have been enacted since the ...

Twelve state legislatures passed new laws stiffening in-person voter ID rules. Some of these laws, such as the one in Georgia, also affect identification for absentee, or mail-in, ballots.

Ohio now has the strictest voter ID law in the U.S., preventing thousands from voting. Other states with new ID laws include Florida and Georgia.

A new study from a nonprofit conservative law firm concluded that voter ID laws in Wisconsin have not resulted in voter suppression, which many Democrats have long claimed.

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Voter ID remains a contentious topic in U.S. elections, and a new California bill related to the practice has become the target of misinformation.

The new law, signed by Gov. Chris Sununu on Sept. 12, requires identification to vote without exceptions, eliminating the current law that allows people who didn’t bring their photo ID to the ...

New Hampshire’s first big test of a new voter ID law “Between now and the next midterm, people have to be ready,” said one town moderator. Max Florio, 5, of Chesterfield ...

No, New Jersey does not require voters to show ID during elections. The state verifies voters' identities when they first register to vote. During registration, ...

As town meeting season nears, the New Hampshire secretary of state’s office is reminding residents of a new voter ID law. House Bill 1569, which took effect days after the Nov. 5, 2024, general ...

The new voting law created a program that provides free identification cards for citizens. From when the law took effect in April 2023 through October 2024, more than 615,000 Ohioans received free ...