Alabama | | | - Early voting starts: N/A
- Early voting ends: N/A
| Yes. You can use a student ID from a college or university in Alabama (including postgraduate technical or professional schools).
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Alaska | | | - Early voting starts: 15 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| Yes. Alaska accepts student ID that has a photo and is unexpired. It may be issued from any state.
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Arizona | | | - Early voting starts: 27 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 4 days before Election Day
| No. Arizona will not accept a student ID as a valid form of voter ID.
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Arkansas | | | - Early voting starts: 15 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| Yes. Must be issued by an accredited postsecondary education institution in the State of Arkansas
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California | | | - Early voting starts: 29 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| Yes. California accepts 1) any student ID with photo or 2) student ID that is issued by a governmental agency having your name and address that is dated since Nov 8, 2022.
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Colorado | | | - Early voting starts: 15 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| Yes. Must have a photo and be issued by an institute of higher education in Colorado
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Connecticut | | | - Early voting starts: 15 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 2 days before Election Day
| Yes. Connecticut allows student ID when it shows your name and one of the following: address, signature, or photo. However, if it your first time voting, you may be required to present a current and valid photo identification that shows your name and address. It may be issued from any state.
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Delaware | | | - Early voting starts: At least 10 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 2 days before Election Day
| Yes. Delaware allows student ID if it has your photo or signature on it. It may be issued from any state.
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District of Columbia | | | - Early voting starts: 8 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 2 days before Election Day
| No. District of Columbia will not accept a student ID as a valid form of voter ID.
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Florida | | | - Early voting starts: 10 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 3 days before Election Day
| Yes. Florida allows student ID when it has your signature. It may be issued from any state.
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Georgia | | | - Early voting starts: 21 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 4 days before Election Day
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Hawaii | | | - Early voting starts: 10 business days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| No. Hawaii will not accept a student ID as a valid form of voter ID.
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Idaho | | | - Early voting starts: 15 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 4 days before Election Day
| No. A student ID card from an Idaho educational institution is no longer considered valid identification to vote after December 31, 2023.
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Illinois | | | - Early voting starts: 40 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| No. Illinois will not accept a student ID as a valid form of voter ID.
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Indiana | | | - Early voting starts: 28 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| Indiana will accept any ID as long as it meets the following four requirements. (1) Display your photo. (2) Display your name, and the name must conform to your voter registration record. (3) Display an expiration date and either be current or have expired sometime after Nov 3, 2022. (4) Be issued by the State of Indiana or the U.S. government
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Iowa | | | - Early voting starts: 20 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| Yes. Must be a current student photo ID that contains valid expiration date issued by Iowa high school or college. If it does not show your residence address, you must also provide proof of residency in the form of a document that includes your name and current address that is current within 45 days.
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Kansas | | | - Early voting starts: 20 days before the election
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| Yes. Must be a student photo ID issued by an accredited postsecondary education institution in Kansas
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Kentucky | | | - Early voting starts: 5 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 3 days before Election Day
| Yes. Kentucky allows student ID from the United States that shows your photo and name.
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Louisiana | | | - Early voting starts: 18 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 7 days before Election Day
| Yes. Louisiana allows student ID that includes your name, photo, and signature. It may be issued from any state.
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Maine | | | - Early voting starts: 30 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 5 days before Election Day
| Yes. Maine will accept a student ID from a state-approved public or private school or institute of higher education in Maine.
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Maryland | | | - Early voting starts: 12 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 5 days before Election Day
| Yes. Maryland accepts a current and valid photo student ID. It may be issued from any state.
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Massachusetts | | | - Early voting starts: 17 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 4 days before Election Day
| Yes. Massachusetts will accept a student ID that has your name and the address at which you are registered to vote.
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Michigan | | | - Early voting starts: 9 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 2 days before Election Day
| Yes. Michigan allows an unexpired student ID with photo. It may be issued from any state.
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Minnesota | | | - Early voting starts: 46 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
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Mississippi | | | - Early voting starts: N/A
- Early voting ends: N/A
| Yes. Must be issued by a university, college, community or junior college accredited by Mississippi
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Missouri | | | - Early voting starts: 14 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| No. Missouri will not accept a student ID as a valid form of voter ID.
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Montana | | | - Early voting starts: 30 days before the election
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| Yes, a current and valid student ID is an acceptable form of identification.
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Nebraska | | | - Early voting starts: 30 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| Yes. Nebraska accepts student ID from any college or university in Nebraska. The ID must be current and have your name and photo.
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Nevada | | | - Early voting starts: 17 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 4 days before Election Day
| Yes. Must be a current, valid photo student ID issued by an institution of higher education in Nevada.
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New Hampshire | | | - Early voting starts: N/A
- Early voting ends: N/A
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New Jersey | | | - Early voting starts: 10 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 2 days before Election Day
| Yes. New Jersey allows student photo ID from any state. It must be valid and current.
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New Mexico | | | - Early voting starts: 28 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 3 days before Election Day
| Maybe. Your Local Election Official in New Mexico has final say. Find them here: https://www.voteamerica.com/leo. If they accept student ID, it must show your name and address of person (the address is not required to match the address on your voter registration).
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New York | | | - Early voting starts: 10 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 2 days before Election Day
| Yes. New York accepts student photo ID with your name and address. If your student photo ID does not have address, whether it is acceptable will be decided by your county's Local Election Official. Find them here: https://www.voteamerica.com/leo
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North Carolina | | | - Early voting starts: 19 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 3 days before Election Day
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North Dakota | | | - Early voting starts: Varies by county
- Early voting ends: Varies by county
| No. North Dakota will not accept a student ID as a valid form of voter ID.
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Ohio | | | - Early voting starts: 28 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 2 days before Election Day
| No. Ohio will not accept a student ID as a valid form of voter ID.
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Oklahoma | | | - Early voting starts: 6 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 3 days before Election Day
| No. Oklahoma will not accept a student ID as a valid form of ID for voting.
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Oregon | | | - Early voting starts: N/A
- Early voting ends: N/A
| No. Oregon will not accept a student ID as a valid form of voter ID.
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Pennsylvania | | | - Early voting starts: Varies by county
- Early voting ends: 7 days before Election Day
| Yes. Pennsylvania accepts student ID with photo. It may be issued from any state.
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Rhode Island | | | - Early voting starts: 20 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| Yes. Rhode Island accepts student ID issued by any accredited college or university, including student IDs issued by other states.
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South Carolina | | | - Early voting starts: 15 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 3 days before Election Day
| No. South Carolina will not accept a student ID as a valid form of voter ID.
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South Dakota | | | - Early voting starts: 46 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| Yes. Must be a current student photo ID card an accredited South Dakota high school, college, or university.
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Tennessee | | | - Early voting starts: 20 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 5 days before Election Day
| No. Tennessee will not accept a student ID as a valid form of voter ID.
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Texas | | | - Early voting starts: 17 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 4 days before Election Day
| No. Texas will not accept a student ID as a valid form of ID, even if that ID was issued by the University of Texas. Don't worry: VoteAmerica plans on suing Texas over this nonsense.
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Utah | | | - Early voting starts: 14 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 4 days before Election Day
| Kind of. You can use a student ID as long as it was issued by an accredited Utah high school, college, or university, but you'll also need to show another valid ID when voting.
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Vermont | | | - Early voting starts: 45 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| Yes. Vermont accepts student photo ID when it is issued by a college or high school in Vermont.
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Virginia | | | - Early voting starts: 45 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 3 days before Election Day
| Yes. Must be issued by a high school in Virginia or a school of higher education in the United States
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Washington | | | - Early voting starts: 18 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| Yes. Washington accepts valid student ID with photo. It may be issued from any state.
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West Virginia | | | - Early voting starts: 13 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 3 days before Election Day
| Yes. West Virginia requires your student ID be unexpired and show your photo. It may be issued from any state.
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Wisconsin | | | - Early voting starts: Varies by municipality
- Early voting ends: Varies by municipality
| Yes. You can show a student ID when voting as long as it meets these four requirements. (1) Must be from a university, college, technical college accredited by Wisconsin. (2) Must show your signature. (3) Must show issue and expiration dates, and expiry must be within 2 years of issue date. (4) If expired you must show proof of enrollment.
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Wyoming | | | - Early voting starts: 45 days before Election Day
- Early voting ends: 1 day before Election Day
| Yes. Wyoming accepts student ID as long as the ID was issued by the University of Wyoming, a Wyoming community college, or a Wyoming public school.
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