Nontraditional IDs you can use to vote this November

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Several states across the country require voter identification when citizens go to the polls to cast their ballots in elections, but in many of those states, voters can use unorthodox IDs to have their identity verified.

Typically, voters in states requiring identification to cast a ballot will use their driver’s license, state identification card, or passport to fulfill the requirement for ID. However, in many states, there are a variety of alternatives to the traditional driver’s license.

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