BREAKING: Wyoming is now the first state in the U.S. to mandate proof of citizenship for voters in all elections.

So says the News

Just trying to make up for being the first state to allow women to vote.

They have a ways to go to make up for that one.

Just seems so practical & simple; citizens vote,

This seems political… yall keep it civil

… I’ll be keeping an eye on this one

Should be in all states.

There are a number of states that mandate state issued photo ID, and most of those only issue those IDs to citizens. (The states that issue drivers licenses, etc. to illegals tend to also be the states that don't require ID to vote). Others may issue a drivers license to a non-citizen legal resident (green card holder, etc) but have it plainly printed on the ID that they are not a citizen. So while they may not specifically mandate "proof of citizenship to vote", they do by default. They never found it necessary to pass a law mandating proof of citizenship to vote, because they have a law saying only citizens can vote, and they mandate an ID that is either only offered to citizens or states on it if the individual is a citizen.

We can’t vote here unless you’re registered and show ID when you do vote even if they know you.

Your superior officer posted it...This is insubordination!

Give a guy a tin star and it goes to his head, lol.

Gonna have to have Sharon trim her underlings feathers a little.

Lol, borderline abusive!

More than one way to beat the law!

… we police our own … don’t want to see any corruption in the ranks

Excuse me, do you have proof that your a citizen of this conversation.
I'm not sure if your vote counts. Have you gotten your real moderator ID yet sir?
You r allowed to plead the fifth if you'd like. Or you could get the boss to sign an executive order to grant you lmunity from those you deem disrespectful.

Check your tone

… carry on

Am I missing something? Says it’s illegal to vote if you’re not a citizen one every link when I searched it up.

Yes, it is illegal, but many states (mostly blue or purple states) don't require proof of who you are to vote. Basically they take your word for it. It is illegal in all 50 states, but only seven states require you to show proof of citizenship to register. There are quite a few other states that require a legal ID however, which does show whether you are a citizen or not, thus while they don't explicitly require proof of citizenship, they de facto require it, because they require something else you have to have proof of citizenship to get, or it is clearly stated on there that you are NOT a citizen (such as the case of a Drivers License for a resident alien). There are a number of states however who require nothing except you telling them you are legal to vote.