No. 6 of the 19 states Harris won in the 2024 election require voters to present identification. 36 states require voters to present ID before voting, of which two-thirds explicitly require photo identification. Twelve states, including Oklahoma, accept county election board voter cards in addition to government-issued photo identification, and do not necessarily require photo identification. Fourteen states do not require any form of identification.  The Help America Vote Act requires those who register to vote by mail who have not previously voted in a federal election in their state to verify their name and address using either their driver’s license or several other accepted documents.  The House-introduced SAVE Act would require all voters to present documentary proof of citizenship in person, which would mean a passport or birth certificate for most, according to the Center for American Progress. An estimated 53% of the national population possesses a valid passport. This fact brief is responsive to conversations such as this one. Oklahoma Watch partners with Gigafact to produce fact briefs — bite-sized fact checks of trending claims. Sources Reuters US presidential election resultsBalletpedia Voter identification laws by stateOSCN Section 7-114 – Procedure for Determining Eligibility – Proof of Identity – Penalty for False Swearing or Affirming Under OathCongress.gov H.R.22 – SAVE ActAmericanProgress.org The SAVE Act: Overview and Facts The post Did Kamala Harris only win in states that do not require voter ID, as Sen. Mullin claimed? appeared first on Oklahoma Watch. ...read more read less