Voters in six states decided ballot measures related to voter identification requirements on Nov. 3. Here are the results and what they mean.
Voters approved three measures and defeated three. All six proposed establishing or expanding voter ID requirements in state constitutions; none proposed reducing or eliminating existing requirements.
Earlier this year, Oklahoma voters approved State Question 846 on Aug. 25, amending the state constitution to require proof of identity for in-person or mail-in voting.
