Driver's licence is not enough.
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Do all 50 states show US citizenship on driver's licenses?
AI Overview
No, the vast majority of U.S. states do not show U.S. citizenship on their driver's licenses.
- Enhanced Driver's Licenses (EDLs): Only five states—Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Vermont, and Washington—offer Enhanced Driver's Licenses that explicitly display proof of U.S. citizenship (often marked with a U.S. flag). These are optional and are mainly used for land and sea border crossings. [1, 2, 3, 4]
- REAL IDs: Standard REAL IDs prove lawful presence in the United States (which includes permanent residents, visa holders, and temporary legal statuses), not U.S. citizenship. [1, 2]
- Standard / Immigrant Licenses: Many states issue standard licenses or specific driving privilege cards that do not require proof of legal status or citizenship
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Congress should mandate a card that US citizens can present when they are voting and also an ID that can be used when voting online, which we should do. Implementation can be done over a reasonable time. Driver's licence can be used as one proof of residence.
In the mean time, if you live in one of the five states with EDL, present your driver's licence when you vote. That may make nearby cheaters uncomfortable.
I have been showing my New York State driver's licence in recent years when I vote just for the heck of it.
