Transgender Voter ID Toolkit
Current voter ID laws present a unique obstacle to voting in local, state, and national elections for transgender and gender non-conforming (GNC) individuals. Georgia is one of nine states that have strict photo identification laws which require voters to present a valid government issued photo identification in order to vote and have their vote counted.
Voting absentee provides a viable alternative for registered voters who cannot or wish to not vote in person on Election Day, including transgender and GNC individuals without updated or accurate identification.
Use these resources to ensure your voice is heard on election day!
- Georgia Equality Trans Voting Guide
- To learn more about valid identification click HERE
- To check your voter registration status click HERE.
- To learn more about Provisional Ballots click HERE.
- To find an early voting location in your County click HERE
Be Educated. Be Prepared. Vote on Election Day!
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