Ahead of the Nov. 5 general election, Disability Rights Idaho has launched a voter toolkit website called “Determined to Vote.” The Idaho Capital Sun reports the toolkit is available at drivote.org, and outlines documents people need to vote in Idaho in the 2024 general election. It provides voting resources such as an easy voter guide, a how-to on voting from facilities or hospitals, resources on protecting and advocating for voting access, and a guide on how to get a free Idaho state identification card to vote. An attorney at Disability Rights Idaho, said the goal of Determined to Vote is to help eligible voters with disabilities navigate barriers to casting their ballot. Since July 2023, the Idaho Transportation Department has offered free state ID cards to Idaho adults who do not have a driver’s license to use for voting.