Voter Basics
True or False: You can use a tribal ID to vote
True
What does "ID" stand for?
Identification
How many measures are on the 2026 Sioux County Ballot?
4 Ballot Measures
True of False: My ancestors fought for my right to vote
True
What is the minimum age requirement to vote in North Dakota?
18 years old
Why do voters need to provide an ID to vote?
To verify their identity and voting eligibility under state law.
Constitutional Measure 1: Should ND make it harder to change the constitution?
Constitutional Measure 2: Should all public schools provide free lunch and breakfast?
County Measure 1: Should Sioux County levy an additional property tax of up to 2 mills for county extension work
County Measure 2: Should Cedar River Ambulance District should levy a property tax of up to 1.5 mills on taxable property within the district to equip and maintain a rural ambulance service.
How long have Native American people had the right to vote?
102 years
True or False: My vote does not matter.
False, voting protects our treaty rights and sovereignty.
Name one type of information that is required on a North Dakota voter ID.
Name, current residential address, or date of birth.
What is a ballot measure?
A question or proposal voters decide on at an election.
What were the requirements in 1919 for Natives to gain full citizenship?
Men who served in World War 1 and had no more than 1/2 native ancestry
What is a General Election?
An election where voters choose among candidates for offices and vote on measures.
What is one of the three acceptable forms of voter ID in North Dakota
Tribal ID, Driver's License, or State ID
Can a ballot affect your community/daily life?
Yes. It can affect laws, policies, taxes, or public services, depending on the measure.
What year was the Indian Citizenship Act passed?
1924
What is a supplemental document?
A document proving residency in North Dakota (a bill providing name and address, pay stub, lease/mortgage agreement)
What should you do if you're unsure if your ID meets the requirements?
Ask for help from NDNV, State officials, or poll watchers
Where can you find reliable information about the ballot measures?
Why did the ND Voter ID law passed in 2018 hurt Native Voters
Because Native Americans who live on reservation rely heavily on PO Boxes since mailing companies don't deliver to on-rez addresses for them being "too rural"