ND HB1431

Requires qualified electors to provide valid identification showing legal name, current residential street address in North Dakota, and date of birth before receiving a ballot.

Establishes acceptable forms of identification including North Dakota driver's license, nondriver identification card, or tribal government identification, with supplemental documents permitted if primary identification is incomplete or outdated.

Allows individuals without valid identification to cast provisional ballots set aside in sealed envelopes and present proof of eligibility to election officials within 13 days after the election for canvassing board review.

Creates special identification provisions for long-term care facility residents, uniformed service members, and individuals with disabilities preventing travel, including military identification, passports, and certified absentee ballot signatures.

Allows individuals presenting noncitizen identification marks to cast provisional ballots if they assert valid citizenship, with 13 days to present updated identification reflecting citizenship status to election officials.