Voter ID
in Nevada

Acceptable ID Types for Nevada

Nevada voters are not required to show ID at the polls or by mail.

First time voters who did not provide their DL number or SSN when registering to vote will need to provide one of the following forms of identification when voting;

In Person: Photo ID or proof of residence
By Mail: Copy of photo ID or proof of residence

Valid Forms of Identification include;

Photo IDs that have photograph and name

• Driver’s license or state issued ID card
• Passport
• Employee ID card
• Credit or Debit card
• Military ID
• Student ID
• Health Club ID
• Insurance Plan ID card
• Public Housing ID Card

“Non-photo” IDs that have name and address

• Utility Bill
• Bank Statement
• Government check
• Government Paycheck
• Document Issued by a governmental agency

Voter ID Details

If this is your first time voting and you registered to vote by mail, you will need to provide identification. We recommend a photo ID with your current address or an official piece of mail with your current address.

What happens when you go to vote without an ID

Voter ID is not required to vote a normal ballot in Nevada. If you need to update your voter registration at the polls and do not have valid ID and proof to do so, you will vote a provisional ballot.

Trans and Non-Binary Voters

Click here for state specific information for updating your ID and voter registration.