Vote Rider
By joining forces, the League of Women Voters of Idaho and VoteRiders turn a maze of paperwork into a clear path to the ballot box for every eligible Idahoan.
Need Help Getting an ID to Vote? We Can Help.
Idaho now requires identification to register to vote — and laws passed in 2023 have made getting that ID more complicated than ever. The League of Women Voters of Idaho has partnered with VoteRiders, the country's leading nonpartisan nonprofit focused on voter ID, to help remove that barrier for Idahoans.
Together, we help eligible voters:
Get free one-on-one help figuring out exactly which documents they need
Collect the underlying documents — birth certificate, Social Security card, proof of residency — needed to get a state ID or driver's license
Cover the cost of obtaining those documents
Connect with the Idaho DMV to get a voter ID card issued
We never endorse or oppose political parties or candidates. Our only goal is making sure every eligible Idahoan can exercise their right to vote.
Request Free Help
The fastest way to get started is directly through VoteRiders:
You can also reach VoteRiders' Voter ID Helpline by phone or text: 866-432-8683
If you'd rather work with a League volunteer in person, download and fill out this intake form. It walks through what documents you have, what you still need, and how to reach you:
Download the Fillable PDF Intake Form →
Fill it out, save it, and email it to the League at lwv.idaho@gmail.com.
You can also mail it to:
League of Women Voters of Idaho
PO Box 324
Boise, ID 83701
Who We Are
The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan, not-for-profit organization that has worked since 1920 to improve government and engage all Americans in the decisions that affect their lives. The Idaho League, formed in 1944, has volunteers across the state — in Coeur d'Alene, Moscow, Lewiston, the Treasure and Magic Valleys, Pocatello, and Idaho Falls.
VoteRiders is the country's leading nonpartisan, nonprofit organization focused on the critical issue of voter ID. Its mission is to eliminate ID barriers to the ballot box so every eligible voter can cast a ballot that counts.
Questions? Contact Us
Kendal Shaber, LWVID Director of Voter Services at Vote411Idaho@gmail.com
or
Jean M. Henscheid, LWVID President at Lwv.idaho@gmail.com