Did you show your ID to vote?
919005
I showed them my voter registration card and my driver's license.  My driver's license I had to show twice, once to to show I was registered and the other to verify my district and sign in.
679216
Click the third button on the login page that says \n\n"always ask for ID"
1155494
No. What id you have to say?
561376
Did you know that posters on Yahoo! are not anonymous, and that any law-enforcement officer would have to fill out almost 45 seconds worth of paperwork to get your identity?\n\nI'm quite sure someone will be knocking on your door shortly, young fella!
93409
Didnt you enter YOUR date of birth?
435657
I vote at every opportunity I get! I gather all information on prospective candidates, then make a decision based upon my findings. It incenses me to no end, when USA citizens fail to vote, or don't do their homework concerning a potential candidate. I've come too far to relinquish my power to vote! I WILL KEEP THE FAITH! *******************\nLOVE, HONOR, PROTECT, SERVE, BELIEVE, FIGHT, FOR MY BROTHERS, AND SISTERS RIGHT TO VOTE! STAND UP, AND BE HEARD! GIVE ME A HELL YEA, IF YOU HEAR ME! OUR TROOPS, FAMILIES, FREEDOM, AND COUNTRY ARE DEPENDING ON YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
860240
Yes, a few years back because of the Patriot Act and terrorist incidents, they require all persons to provide ID, if you are not a citizen (a green card holder) then you also have to show them your green card.
954034
Each state sets it own requirments. I live in North Dakota, all we have to do is show proper ID at the correct polling location. They check it against the previous voter list. If you have moved since the last election, they add you to the list. This is different than most states, but it works here.
1109474
provide your email id..
77801
Sure\nSend us your id
281602
Are you on the voting list, do you have a passport? If so I managed to obtain a credit card from royal bank of scotland even though many other banks told me I had poor credit rating.
698006
No. The very latest you can vote is on election day.\n\nYou'll have to wait for the next election to vote.
713568
I, personally, take it very seriously. I voted today, went with my 20 years old son. When I leave the polling place I feel like I've let my voice be heard and done my duty as an American citizen. I know it sounds corny and will probably get blasted by someone on here, but I mean it. I love this country and thank GOD that we have the privilege and right to vote!
831750
The most common answer I've heard from people who don't have a form of ID is that it's just the "government's way to keep track of you."  To be quite honest, that's a pretty lame excuse to me.  You don't need to have an ID to be able to be found and kept track of.  I understand the need for an ID when voting, or for anything rather.  It protects your identity and doesn't allow others to do things in your name.  When showing an ID before voting, it ensures the people there that no one else is using your name to cast a ballot (i.e., people who want to vote more than once or people who aren't registered at all).  \n\nIDs are pretty necessary to do much of anything lately...open bank accounts, fly somewhere, even accepting new job positions in a lot of cases.  Most think of "Drivers License" when they hear ID, but you can have a state ID as well, which don't require tests or anything.  With so much identity theft going on in the world today, it's better to have an ID than to go without.
733446
how hackable is it..?? \nhow do i know my vote is even counted..??\nwe went to this crappy mail in voter system and when i go to the post office to pick up my mail, it seems like theirs as many ballots in the garbage as junky wal mart flyers...says something about the system, doesnt it...???
766293
I'd like to see that happen. In my state, you have to be registered a month ahead of time. I find this prevents a lot of younger people from voting because it's usually their first election and they either don't know you have to wait or just lose track of time.
212206
I´m sure it is possible, but would it be worthwhile?  Your ID number on your voucher is to make sure you aren´t stuffing the ballot with multiple votes.\n\nSure this ID could probably could link you back to your vote, but who would want to know that info, and how could that info be used against you.\n\nWith mail in ballots, I have to sign my ballot envelope. but the ballot doesn't have any personal info on it other than my voting choices.  Look to see if your state has mail in ballots.