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California currently verifies voter citizenship primarily through a sworn where applicants certify under penalty of perjury that they are U.S. citizens, combined with routine crosschecks using DMV or ...
States and vendors are building “remote revocation” and interoperable revocation mechanisms into mobile driver’s licenses (mDLs) and digital IDs so users can deactivate credentials if a device is lost...
The is ’s formal “Secondary Review Referral Notice” that triggers a deeper identity and residency check when submitted documents conflict with records or lack required elements; initiation and instruc...
When a registrant provides no photo ID or Social Security number, county election officials rely on a patchwork of statutory backups — assigned unique voter identifiers, database matching and validati...
Renaming the Social Security program’s label for everyone (e.g., changing the agency or program name nationwide) is not the same as an individual changing the name on a Social Security card: individua...
’s voter-registration system gives applicants several ways to avoid supplying certain pieces of personal information (or to control how that information is shared) — options built into VoteCal, “Motor...
’s Secretary of State treats as a statutory and constitutional eligibility requirement for registering to vote, but the practical mechanism is an attestation on the voter registration affidavit rather...
VoteCal, California’s statewide voter registration database, cross‑checks citizenship assertions primarily by matching identifying data—California driver’s license or ID numbers, partial Social Securi...
California Assembly Bill 60, effective January 1, 2015, authorizes the Department of Motor Vehicles to issue driver's licenses to individuals who cannot prove lawful presence in the United States but ...