Voter Registration Information
Voter Identification Requirements
Beginning July 1, 2023 all new voter registrations will need to provide one of the approved proof of identification and residence documents in order to complete the registration process.
Valid photo identification and proof of residence documents are listed below.
Approved Photo Identification
Registered voters must present a valid photo ID at the polls in order to vote. If you are not able to show an acceptable ID, you are given the option to sign a Personal Identification Affidavit.
- Current Idaho driver’s license or identification card
- Current U.S. Passport or Federal photo Identification card
- Current Tribal Identification card
- Current concealed weapons license issued by a County Sheriff in Idaho
NOTE: Effective January 1, 2024 student ID is no longer a valid form of identification.
Approved Proof of Residence
If you register to vote after July 1, 2023 and your residence address does not match the record on your driver’s license, you must provide one of the following documents to your county elections office or at the polls in order to complete the registration process.
Personal Identification Affidavit
As outlined in Idaho Statute §34-1114, a correctly registered voter may sign a Personal Identification Affidavit in lieu of presenting photo identification.
If a voter is not able to show an acceptable ID, the voter will be given the option to sign the Personal Identification Affidavit. On the Affidavit, the voter swears to his/her identity under penalty of perjury, a felony under Idaho Statute §34-1114.
After signing the Affidavit, the voter will be issued a ballot to be tabulated with all other ballots.
Check Voter Registration
If you have previously voted in Idaho, chances are you are already registered. You can use this tool to look up and verify your voter registration record.
New/Update Registration
If you are not registered, or you need to update your registration information, you can use this tool to submit a voter registration application.