When you voted in the Mid term elections were you required to provide any proof of citizenship?
823960
Unfortunately, no. I think it is ridiculous. All they asked for what my birthday and address, which anyone who knows me or who has seen my driver's license would know. \n\nI think the Republicans were talking about making a new law about having to show ID when voting but I don't know what happened with it.
855322
They couldn't find the name of the guy in line in front of me on the voter registration rolls, so he signed in as a Provisional voter.\n\nI live in a strongly democratic area, and have never witnessed election fraud of any kind.\n\nI've always voted by marking a ballot with a felt-tipped pen -- no paperless voting; therefore, I'm confident my votes are always counted.\n\nToo bad this ISN'T the norm.
921162
As long as you are registered and have a government issued photo ID, you can vote. I haven't had a voter's registration card for years, and I vote in every election.
18767
* You can vote. You can actually participate in making a difference in your community locally and nationally. (This also means that politicians will pay attention to you and to your concerns.)\n* You can run for political office except for President\n* You can get a US passport with all the benefits it has to offer\n* You get the protection ofthe US constitution for citizens that aliens do not have\n* you no longer have to worry about your initial country rules\n* The USA has only a volunteer army. If you are obligated somewhere else this will stop
50158
Probably none, since a valid Social Security number is required.\n\nWhy not immigrate legally, to avoid having to worry about things like this?
799887
Applied for citizenship based on what?\n\nWhat did you put in the box asking if you applied?\n\nYour story is funny, but does not sound true to me.
1069625
r u a us citizen?  if  no them ur answer is NO
925784
When I went in to vote I took my voter's registration card, my ID, and one of my county water bills, but all they did was ask for my name, date of birth and address, punched a few things on their little computer and gave me my ballot. You'll be fine. Take some kind of ID in case, but go VOTE!
814302
No. All you need is proof of where you live. Examples: Your drivers license, Electric bill, Library card, Cable bill. Just so your name & address is on it.
1142990
No, but you do need your birth certificate.
662107
your id if u out of country prve from mbc you are single midcal test passport that is
879318
False. You have to be a citizen, 18 years or older, with no felonies on your record, and be registered with the local precinct where you intend to vote 30 days before the voting takes place.
457221
Depends on what citizenship you have
1180191
No. This is not true. In order to vote in the USA, you must be a registered voter and show proof at the polls.
899413
Not to my knowledge.  It would be difficult to prove you are who you say you are if you could vote on-line.\n\nLong way of saying...you need to go out to vote.  \n\nNext-time you might consider an absentee ballot.  ; )\n\nFor this time...Go Vote!  LOL
956192
If you voted in the last presidential election then you are still registered. If you continue to vote in all pres elections you will always be registered and will not need to do it again unless you move.
884659
I believe that NY uses a fairly standard definition of residency. Your are a resident until the time when you leave the state with no intention of returning there to live. To determine if you have left, they will look at all the facts and circumstances, including where you own property, where you have a drivers license, and where you register to vote. Note: you are entitled under Federal law to vote in Federal elections in your last state of residence if you have no current residence, and no assumption of continued residence can be made from exercising this right.\n\nYou don't need to fill out any special form, except that for the year your residence ends, you need to fill out your NY tax forms as a part-year resident.  Thus you file form IT-203, Nonresident and Part-Year Resident Income Tax Return.  If you were a NY City or Yonkers resident, you also need to file IT-360.1, Change of City Resident Status.