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IdahoPaper + scan

US state. Hand-marked paper ballots tabulated by precinct optical scanner (and hand-counted in smaller precincts). Elections administered by the Secretary of State as Chief Election Officer (I.C. § 34-201) with county clerks running the precinct operation. Photo ID required to vote in person since 2010 (I.C. § 34-1113), with an affidavit-of-identity alternative under § 34-1114. Foundational law: Idaho Code Title 34 (Elections), 21 active chapters. Campaign-finance regime in Title 34 Chapter 18 (the 'Sunshine Law'). Source: legislature.idaho.gov.

Paper + scanVoting method

Voting Channels

How voters cast a ballot

The voting channels available under current law, each verified against the cited statute.

  • Election dayElection-day in personall

    Polling places open 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on election day. Photo ID or signed personal identification affidavit required at the polls (I.C. § 34-1113, 34-1114).

    I.C. § 34-1101

  • EarlyEarly in personall-voters

    Early in-person absentee voting at the county clerk's office (or sub-office) from the day after the absentee ballots become available through 5:00 p.m. on the Friday before the election.

    I.C. § 34-1001

  • PostalPostal / mailno-excuse

    No-excuse absentee voting by mail for any registered elector; the elector requests a ballot from the county clerk and returns it by mail or in person.

    I.C. § 34-1002

  • ProxyProxynot available

    No proxy voting.

  • InternetInternetnot available

    No internet voting; tabulating equipment is statutorily barred from internet connections under I.C. § 34-2409. Military and overseas voters may receive ballots electronically but return them by mail.

Methodology Radar

Primary Instruments

CitationTypeTitleSectionsStatus
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 1CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 118active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 10CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 1014active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 11CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 1115active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 12CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 1219active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 14CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 1416active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 15CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 157active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 17CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 1715active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 18CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 1830active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 19CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 191active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 2CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 219active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 20CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 2037active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 21CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 2128active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 22CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 2216active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 23CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 2311active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 24CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 2428active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 3CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 38active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 4CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 428active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 5CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 57active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 6CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 630active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 7CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 719active
I.C. Title 34, Ch. 9CodeI.C. Title 34, Ch. 917active
I.C. Title 67, Ch. 66CodeI.C. Title 67, Ch. 66 (Sunshine Law)24active

Methodologies — Datapoint Drill-In

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