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I have a valid form of:

By Arizona law (A.R.S. § 16-579(A)), there are 3 lists of IDs that tell you what you need to vote at the polls. The IDs below are from List 1. If you have one, it may be the only ID you need if it meets certain requirements (verified during the next step). Select from the list below and click "Continue" or select "I Don't Have Any of These".

Arizona drivers license U.S. federal, state, or local government-issued ID, issued with printed name and address Arizona ID card Tribal enrollment card*(or other form of tribal ID)

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*Acceptable forms of tribal identification include (but are not limited to): a tribal identification or enrollment card issued under the authority of a federally recognized Indian tribe, nation, community, or band ("tribe"), a tribal subdivision or the Bureau of Indian Affairs; or a Certificate of Indian Blood issued to a tribal member under the authority of a tribe or by the Bureau of Indian Affairs; or a voter registration card for tribal elections issued under the authority of a tribe; or a home site assignment lease, permit or allotment issued under the authority of a tribe, tribal subdivision, or by the Bureau of Indian Affairs; or a grazing permit or allotment issued to a tribal member under the authority of a tribe, tribal subdivision, or by the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Please note: Members of federally-recognized tribes are not required to have an address or photo on their tribal identification in order to cast a provisional ballot.

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I have a valid form of:

These IDs are from List 2. You can combine one with your ID you selected before (from List 1) to vote.

Utility bill in my name(dated within 90 days of the election) Bank or credit union statement(dated within 90 days of the election) Arizona vehicle registration Indian census card*

Property tax statement(of my residence) A piece of mail in my name marked 'Official Election Material' Arizona vehicle insurance card Recorder's Certificate

U.S. federal, state, or local government-issued ID, issued with printed name and address(including a voter registration card issued by the County Recorder) Tribal enrollment card*(or other form of tribal ID)

ContinueI Don't Have Any of These

*Acceptable forms of tribal identification include (but are not limited to): a tribal identification or enrollment card issued under the authority of a federally recognized Indian tribe, nation, community, or band ("tribe"), a tribal subdivision or the Bureau of Indian Affairs; or a Certificate of Indian Blood issued to a tribal member under the authority of a tribe or by the Bureau of Indian Affairs; or a voter registration card for tribal elections issued under the authority of a tribe; or a home site assignment lease, permit or allotment issued under the authority of a tribe, tribal subdivision, or by the Bureau of Indian Affairs; or a grazing permit or allotment issued to a tribal member under the authority of a tribe, tribal subdivision, or by the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Please note: Members of federally-recognized tribes are not required to have an address or photo on their tribal identification in order to cast a provisional ballot.

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SELECT ONE OR TWO VALID FORMS OF ID YOU HAVE WITH A CURRENT ADDRESS THAT MATCHES YOUR VOTER REGISTRATION ADDRESS.

These IDs are from List 2. If you have two, that's all you need to vote! If you only have one, you'll need one more form of ID - which you can select during the next step. If you don't have any, select "I Don't Have Any of These" to see your other options.

Utility bill in my name(dated within 90 days of the election) Bank or credit union statement(dated within 90 days of the election) Arizona vehicle registration Indian census card*

Property tax statement(of my residence) A piece of mail in my name marked 'Official Election Material' Arizona vehicle insurance card Recorder's Certificate

U.S. federal, state, or local government-issued ID, issued with printed name and address(including a voter registration card issued by the County Recorder) Tribal enrollment card*(or other form of tribal ID)

ContinueI Don't Have Any of These

*Acceptable forms of tribal identification include (but are not limited to): a tribal identification or enrollment card issued under the authority of a federally recognized Indian tribe, nation, community, or band ("tribe"), a tribal subdivision or the Bureau of Indian Affairs; or a Certificate of Indian Blood issued to a tribal member under the authority of a tribe or by the Bureau of Indian Affairs; or a voter registration card for tribal elections issued under the authority of a tribe; or a home site assignment lease, permit or allotment issued under the authority of a tribe, tribal subdivision, or by the Bureau of Indian Affairs; or a grazing permit or allotment issued to a tribal member under the authority of a tribe, tribal subdivision, or by the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Please note: Members of federally-recognized tribes are not required to have an address or photo on their tribal identification in order to cast a provisional ballot.

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I HAVE A VALID FORM OF:

These IDs are from List 3. You can combine one with your ID you selected before (from List 2) to vote.

U.S. Passport(no address) U.S. Military ID(no address)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What ID do I need to vote in Arizona?
Arizona requires voters to show valid identification at the polls. You may present one form of photo ID with your name and address, or two forms of non-photo ID that together confirm your identity and address.

What counts as acceptable photo ID?
Accepted photo ID includes an Arizona driver's license, state ID card, tribal ID, or a U.S. government-issued ID that shows your name, photo, and address.

What if my address on my ID is different from my current address?
You can still vote. If your photo ID lists a different address, please bring a second document, such as a utility bill, bank statement, or government mailing, to confirm your current address.

Can I vote without a photo ID?
Yes. If you do not have a photo ID, you can present two non-photo documents that list your name and address, such as utility bills, bank statements, or government correspondence.

What if I don’t have any acceptable ID with me on Election Day?
You may vote a provisional ballot. You’ll need to return to your county elections office with a valid ID by the deadline for your ballot to count.

Does my ID need to be current?
The name and address on the identification must reasonably match the voter’s name and residence or mailing address in the signature roster or e-pollbook in order to vote a regular ballot. Identification is deemed valid unless it can be determined on its face that it has expired. A.R.S. § 16-579(A)(1).