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North Carolina · Senate Bill 921 · Election: 2026-11

Constitutional Amendment Requiring Photo ID for All Voting, Including By Mail

Plain-English Summary

This amendment proposes to require photo identification for all methods of voting in North Carolina, including in-person and by mail. Currently, photo ID is only required for in-person voting in the state. The measure was approved by the state legislature and will appear on the November 2026 ballot.

What each outcome does

IF YES PASSES

If this amendment passes, photo identification will be required for all voters in North Carolina, regardless of whether they vote in person or by mail.

IF NO PASSES

If this amendment fails, the current system will remain in place, requiring photo identification only for in-person voting, but not for voting by mail.

Who is funding each side

YES SIDE
Sponsor: Not yet reported
Reported funding: Not yet reported
NO SIDE
Sponsor: Democracy North Carolina
Reported funding: Not yet reported

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