3 ms·
In the US, a driver license isn't a proof of citizenship. Also, state IDs are not accepted by federal agencies, so it probably wouldn't work as proof of citizen
by orwin 7mo ago
In the US, a driver license isn't a proof of citizenship. Also, state IDs are not accepted by federal agencies, so it probably wouldn't work as proof of citizenship on federal elections.
- mplewis9z 7mo agoFederal elections are all run by the individual states, so a state ID would be all you need.
- stetrain 7mo agoIf there is a federal law requiring proof of citizenship, as is currently being argued in Congress, a state ID would not be all you need since they are not proof of citizenship.
- deleted 7mo ago[deleted]
- lokar 7mo agoThere really are not federal elections. We call them that, but they are state elections for federal office.