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What do I need to bring with me to register to vote?

Picture identification and proof of residency. Any of the following may be used to prove residency.

• A direct statement of intention (a sworn oath)
  
• The residence address, not a post office box, shown on a current motor vehicle registration;
  
• The residence address, not a post office box, shown on a current income tax return;
  
• The residence address, not a post office box, where mail is received;
  
• The residence address, not a post office box, shown on any current resident hunting or fishing licenses
  
• The residence address, not a post office box, shown on any motor vehicle operator's license held by the person; or
  
• The receipt of any public benefit conditioned upon residency.
  

The following are examples of what are not acceptable as proof of residency:

• Mail addressed to "occupant" or "resident"
  
• Birth certificate
  
• Marriage license
  
• Social Security Card
  

§112-A. Proof of identity for voting purposes

Any of the following forms of documentation may be offered by an applicant and considered by a registrar in verifying the identity of an applicant who is registering to vote under this chapter and whose name does not already appear in the central voter registration system as a registered voter. The registrar need not request or consider all of these forms of documentation in order to verify an applicant's identity.

1. Government-issued photograph identification document or credential. A government-issued photograph identification document or credential, including, but not limited to, a current and valid United States passport, military identification, driver's license or state identification;

2. Other government-issued identification document. A government-issued identification document without a photograph, including, but not limited to, a certified birth certificate or a signed social security card;

3. Other official documents. An official document, including, but not limited to, a document confirming eligibility determinations for public benefits, a utility bill, a bank statement, a government check, a paycheck or other government document that shows the name and address of the voter; or

4. Verified unique identifier for new voters. A verified unique identifier for new voters, including the voter's Maine driver's license number, Maine identification number or the last 4 digits of the voter's social security number that are successfully verified through the central voter registration system verification.