Policy making decisions to use Voter's ID

Policy making decisions to use Voter's ID

Introduction

Voters are required to submit or provide picture identification under the Indiana law by Constitution of the United States. Under this law, in order to vote for an election, a person is required with the identification. Voter Identity is an essential document that is given by a government at the time of elections in order to vote. Any person who is at the age of 18 or above can apply for voter ID card after being enrolled in municipal or revenue records. Policy making decisions to use Voter's ID make it clear that the state will not accept Voter Suppression.

Discussion

Voter's ID

Voter's ID is any document provided by a government that is required by a person at the age of18 or above 18 at the time of election. Voter ID may be any proof of residence or a photograph of a voter. An online voter registration has been put into place by the government of U.S. for the convenience of the public.

Policy making decisions

Policy making decisions used by a voter are governed under the voter's identity law. Voter Id laws were first passed in 2003, however, momentum was carried in early 2011. Voter ID law passed under the constitution of United States has made it essential for the voter to provide his/her identity in the form of photograph or some other identity document at the time of the election (Suevon Lee, 2012).

A voter shall provide their identity and address. A voter is required to show identification with a photograph, name and address which may be in the form of driver's license or a health card (The Economist, 2011).

The nature of photo ID which is adequate is as follows:

State driver's license

State-issued ID card

Military ID with photo ...