Acceptable Ids to Vote - Missouri

Acceptable Ids to Vote is a legal document that was released by the Missouri Secretary of State - a government authority operating within Missouri.

FAQ

Q: What are acceptable forms of ID to vote in Missouri?
A: Acceptable forms of ID to vote in Missouri include a driver's license, a non-driver's ID card issued by the Missouri Department of Revenue, a passport, a military ID, and a concealed carry permit issued by the state of Missouri.

Q: Can I use my out-of-state driver's license to vote in Missouri?
A: No, an out-of-state driver's license is not an acceptable form of ID to vote in Missouri.

Q: Do I need to show photo ID to vote in Missouri?
A: Yes, Missouri requires voters to show a valid form of photo ID in order to vote.

Q: Are there any exceptions for voters without photo ID in Missouri?
A: Yes, voters without a photo ID can still vote by presenting another form of identification and signing a statement confirming their identity.

Q: What if I forgot to bring my ID to the polling place in Missouri?
A: If you forget to bring your ID to the polling place in Missouri, you can still vote a provisional ballot. You will then have to return to the election authority within a few days to show your ID and ensure your vote is counted.