West Virginia voters reminded of new ID law

Voters must show a form of identification to vote in-person during the early voting period–April 25 to May 5–and on the Primary Election Day, May 8.

According to the West Virginia Secretary of State’s Office, acceptable forms of non-photo identification include: a voter registration card; medicare card or social security card; a birth certificate; a West Virginia hunting or fishing license; a West Virginia SNAP ID card; a West Virginia TANF program ID card; a West Virginia medicaid ID card; bank or debit card; a utility bill or bank statement issued within six months of the date of the election; or a health insurance card issued to the voter.