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Proposals to tighten voter eligibility requirements, including the use of documentary proof of citizenship.
mandates documentary proof of as a condition to register and vote in federal elections; instead federal law requires an attestation of citizenship on the federal mail voter registration form and const...
The ’s text lists a discrete menu of documents that qualify as “” — passports, birth certificates, certain military records, and similar federal or state documents — and then directs states to create ...
A handful of states and local policies now require documentary proof of citizenship (DPOC) to register or to remain on voter rolls, and the specific documents accepted vary by statute and implementati...
Three states are routinely identified in recent reporting as requiring documentary to register to vote — , , and — and those requirements typically accept primary citizenship documents such as a U.S. ...
Between 2024 and early 2026 a sustained wave of state-level activity tightened and diversified and verification rules: dozens of states enacted or clarified ID procedures, some states amended the kind...
The would force voters to submit documentary proof of citizenship when registering to vote in federal elections, specifying a set of acceptable documents that includes passports, birth certificates, a...
States that already issue “enhanced” driver’s licenses or other -compliant citizenship indicators have taken a mixed approach to the ’s documentary-proof requirements: some have explored technical int...
Only a handful of the provided sources cite specific state-level practices for accepting or other name‑change documents when registering to vote, and among those sources is the clearest example: Arizo...
Aliens (non‑U.S. citizens) are categorically barred from voting in federal elections; federal law makes it a crime for a noncitizen to vote for President, Vice President, members of Congress or other ...