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Voters in upcoming Nov. 3 general election reminded to have photo ID

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constitutionVoters are reminded that Virginia law requires a photo ID when voting in person. Acceptable forms of photo ID include:
  • a valid Virginia driver’s license
  • a valid U.S. passport
  • an employee ID card with a photo
  • a government issued photo ID card
  • a photo ID issued by a Virginia college or university
Any registered voter who does not have a photo ID may apply for a free Virginia Voter Photo Identification from any General Registrar’s Office.
The Virginia Voter Registration Card contains important information about a voter’s residence address and legislative districts, however, it does not have a photo and does not meet the requirements of Virginia’s photo ID law.
A voter who arrives at the polling place without a valid photo ID may vote a provisional ballot. The voter will then have untilnoon on Friday following the election to deliver a copy of a valid photo ID to the local Electoral Board. Detailed written instructions will be given to the voter at the polling place.
More information and a full list of acceptable PHOTO ID documents are available at:

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