State Scorecards
Alabama – 94 %EIR
Non-Strict Photo ID required.[1]
Only the voter may return the ballot.[2]
Ballot sent upon request; excuse required.[3]
Copy of ID required; two witnesses or a notary public must sign envelope.[4]
Alaska – 56% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted.[5]
Someone chosen by the voter may return the ballot.[6]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[7]
No copy of ID required, but a witness signature or official needed.[8]
Arizona – 44% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted.[9]
Only a family member, household member, or caregiver.[10]
State with all-mail elections, voters do not need to request a ballot.[11]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[12]
Arkansas – 81% EIR
Non-Strict Photo ID required.[13]
Specific agents may return the ballot.[14]
Ballot sent upon request; excuse required.[15]
Copy of ID required, but no witness necessary.[16]
California – 31% EIR
No identification (in most cases).[17]
Someone chosen by the voter may return the ballot.[18]
All-mail election option, voters do not need to request a ballot.[19]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[20]
Colorado – 44% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted.[21]
Any person chosen by the voter may return the ballot. Only an official can turn in more than 10.[22]
Absentee ballots automatically sent out.[23]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[24]
Connecticut – 63% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted.[25]
A designee who obtained an absentee ballot due to illness or disability or immediate family member for students may return
the ballot.[26]
Ballot sent upon request, excuse required.[27]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[28]
Delaware – 50% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted.[29]
Unspecified.[30]
Ballot sent upon request; excuse required.[31]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[32]
District of Columbia – 31% EIR
No identification required (in most cases).[33]
Someone selected by the voter may return the ballot.[34]
All-mail elections, voters do not need to request a ballot.[35]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[36]
Florida – 56% EIR
Non-Strict Photo ID required.[37]
Someone selected by the voter may return the ballot.[38]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[39]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[40]
Georgia – 81% EIR
Strict Photo ID required.[41]
Family or household member.[42]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[43]
Confirmed by driver’s license or other documentation.[44]
Hawaii – 44% EIR
Non-Strict Photo ID required.[45]
Unspecified.[46]
Absentee ballots automatically sent out.[47]
Confirmed by driver’s license or other documentation.[48]
Idaho – 50% EIR
Non-Strict Photo ID required.[49]
Unspecified.[50]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[51]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[52]
Illinois – 44% EIR
No identification required (in most cases).[53]
Someone selected by the voter may return the ballot.[54]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[55]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[56]
Indiana – 75% EIR
Strict Photo ID required.[57]
Specific people (household member or attorney in fact) may return the ballot.[58]
Ballot sent upon request; excuse required.[59]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[60]
Iowa – 50% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted.[61]
Someone selected by the voter may return the ballot.[62]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[63]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[64]
Kansas – 75% EIR
Strict Photo ID required.[65]
Someone selected by the voter may return the ballot.[66]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[67]
Copy of driver’s license or other ID needed, no witness required.[68]
Kentucky – 56% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted.[69]
Someone selected by the voter may return the ballot.[70]
Ballot sent upon request; excuse required.[71]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[72]
Louisiana – 69% EIR
Non-Strict Photo ID required.[73]
Someone chosen by the voter may return the ballot.[74]
Ballot sent upon request; excuse required.[75]
No copy of ID required, but witness signature needed.[76]
Maine – 44% EIR
No identification required (in most cases).[77]
Someone chosen by the voter may return the ballot.[78]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[79]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[80]
Maryland – 56% EIR
Non-Strict Photo ID required.[81]
Someone chosen by the voter may return the ballot.[82]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[83]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[84]
Massachusetts – 69% EIR
Non-Strict Photo ID required.[85]
Specific people may return the ballot.[86]
Ballot sent upon request; excuse required.[87]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[88]
Michigan – 62% EIR
Non-Strict Photo ID required.[89]
Specific people may return the ballot.[90]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[91]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[92]
Minnesota – 44% EIR
No identification required (in most cases).[93]
Someone chosen by the voter may return the ballot.[94]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[95]
Voter confirmed by information comparison.[96]
Mississippi – 69% EIR
Strict Photo ID required.[97]
Unspecified.[98]
Ballot sent upon request; excuse required.[99]
No copy of ID required, but witness signature needed.[100]
Missouri – 69% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted.[101]
Specific people may request an absentee ballot.[102]
Absentee ballot sent upon request; excuse required.[103]
No copy of ID required when returning absentee ballot, but election official signature needed.[104]
Montana – 50% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted.[105]
Someone chosen by the voter may return the ballot.[106]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[107]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[108]
Nebraska – 44% EIR
No identification required (in most cases).[109]
Someone chosen by the voter may return the ballot.[110]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[111]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[112]
Nevada – 50% EIR
No identification required (in most cases).[113]
Specific people may return may return the ballot.[114]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[115]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[116]
New Hampshire – 62% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted.[117]
Specific people may return the ballot.[118]
Ballot sent upon request; excuse required.[119]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[120]
New Jersey – 31% EIR
No identification required (in most cases).[121]
Someone chosen by the voter may return the ballot.[122]
All-mail elections, voters do not need to request a ballot.[123]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[124]
New Mexico – 50% EIR
No identification required (in most cases).[125]
Specific people may return the ballot.[126]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[127]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[128]
New York – 44% EIR
No identification required (in most cases).[129]
Unspecified.[130]
Ballot sent upon request; excuse required.[131]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[132]
North Carolina – 69% EIR
Non-Strict Photo ID required.[133]
Specific people may return the ballot.[134]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[135]
No copy of ID required, but two witnesses or notary signature needed.[136]
North Dakota – 50% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted.[137]
Someone chosen by the voter may return the ballot.[138]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[139]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[140]
Ohio – 56% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted.[141]
Specific people may return.[142]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[143]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[144]
Oklahoma – 50% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted.[145]
Unspecified.[146]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[147]
No copy of ID required, but notary signature needed.[148]
Oregon – 44% EIR
No identification required (vote by mail state).[149]
Someone chosen by the voter may return the ballot.[150]
Absentee ballots automatically sent out.[151]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[152]
Pennsylvania – 31% EIR
No identification required (in most cases).[153]
Someone chosen by the voter may return the ballot.[154]
All-mail elections, voters do not need to request a ballot.[155]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[156]
Rhode Island – 63% EIR
Non-Strict Photo ID required.[157]
Unspecified.[158]
Ballot sent upon request; excuse required.[159]
No copy of ID required; two witnesses or notary signature needed.[160]
South Carolina – 63% EIR
Non-Strict Photo ID required.[161]
Someone chosen by the voter may return the ballot.[162]
Ballot sent upon request; excuse required.[163]
No copy of ID required; witnesses signature needed.[164]
South Dakota – 69% EIR
Non-Strict Photo ID required.[165]
Someone chosen by the voter may return the ballot.[166]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[167]
Copy of ID or notary signature required.[168]
Tennessee – 81% EIR
Strict Photo ID required.[169]
Only the voter may return the ballot.[170]
Ballot sent upon request; excuse required.[171]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[172]
Texas – 75% EIR
Strict Photo ID required.[173]
Specific People may return the ballot.[174]
Ballot sent upon request; excuse required.[175]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[176]
Utah – 38% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted.[177]
Unspecified.[178]
Absentee ballots automatically sent out.[179]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[180]
Vermont – 38% EIR
No identification required (in most cases).[181]
Unspecified.[182]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[183]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[184]
Virginia – 56% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted.[185]
Someone chosen by the voter may return the ballot.[186]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[187]
No copy of ID required; witnesses signature needed.[188]
Washington – 38% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted (most vote by mail).[189]
Unspecified.[190]
Absentee ballots automatically sent out.[191]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[192]
West Virginia – 50% EIR
Non-Photo ID accepted.[193]
Someone chosen by the voter may return the ballot.[194]
Ballot sent upon request; excuse required.[195]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[196]
Wisconsin – 69% EIR
Strict Photo ID required.[197]
Unspecified.[198]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[199]
Copy of ID must be sent on application; witness required.[200]
Wyoming – 38% EIR
No identification required (in most cases).[201]
Unspecified.[202]
Ballot sent upon request, but no excuse required.[203]
Voter confirmed by signature comparison.[204]
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[2] https://codes.findlaw.com/al/title-17-elections/al-code-sect-17-11-9.html
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