Can I Use My College Student ID to Vote?

Your student ID must have a photo and be from a public or private college, university, technical, or professional school in Alabama. The state also allows digital student IDs and IDs from colleges in other states, according to the Alabama secretary of state website.

Your student ID must have a photo and be from an accredited postsecondary institution or trade school in the state, according to Arkansas’ constitution. You can also use your digital student ID if it’s from a college in Arkansas.

Your student ID must have a photo and be issued by a Colorado university, college, community or district college, or certain other in-state postsecondary schools, according to the Colorado secretary of state website.

Your student ID must have a photo, according to Florida statutes.

Your student ID must have a photo and be issued by a Georgia public college or university.

Your student ID must have a photo, display an expiration date, and be issued by a public Indiana college. Your ID is still valid if it expired after the last election cycle (Nov. 8, 2022), according to the Indiana secretary of state website.

You can use your student ID from an Iowa high school or college with a photo and valid expiration date if you also have proof of your current residence, according to the Iowa secretary of state website.

Your student ID must have a photo and be issued by an accredited postsecondary institution in the state, according to the Kansas secretary of state website.

Your student ID must have a photo and be currently issued by an educational institution, according to the Michigan secretary of state.

Your student ID must have a photo and be a current and valid ID by a postsecondary institution accredited by the state, according to the Mississippi secretary of state.

Your student ID must have a photo and be issued by the University of North Carolina, a community college, or certain other eligible private postsecondary institutions, as approved by the state Board of Elections.

Your student ID must have a photo and be within five years of the expiration date. According to the secretary of state, approved schools include:

Voter ID is not required, but you can still use your student ID to vote if you didn’t provide identification when you registered, according to New Mexico’s secretary of state.

Your student ID must have a photo and be issued by a U.S. educational institution, according to the Board of Elections.

Your student ID must have a photo and be from a South Dakota high school or accredited higher education institution, according to South Dakota’s secretary of state.

Your student ID must be issued by a high school or postsecondary institution in Virginia. You can also use a digital student ID if your school officially issued one, according to Virginia’s Department of Elections.

You can use your student ID to vote. Otherwise, you can use a provisional ballot, according to Washington statutes.

Your student ID must have a photo, issue date, your signature, and be within two years of the expiration date. If your ID is expired, you can still use it if you provide proof of current enrollment in a Wisconsin university, college, or technical college, according to the Wisconsin Elections Commission.

Your student ID must have a photo, be valid, and issued by a postsecondary institution in West Virginia, according to the secretary of state.

Your student ID must be issued by the University of Wyoming or Wyoming Community College, according to the secretary of state.