Voters in multiple states will decide on election security measures, including ID requirements

Voters in multiple states will consider ballot measures in November that will implement election security standards, including photo ID requirements and citizenship verification. 

Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, California and Arizona will have ballot measures that will require photo ID requirements, the Daily Signal reported. Oklahoma voters will consider a similar measure in an Aug. 25 election. 

Citizen-initiated ballot measures requiring photo ID to vote will go before voters in Colorado and Michigan. 

Voters in Alaska, Arkansas, Kansas, South Dakota, and West Virginia will decide on measures related to citizenship requirements for voting. In Arizona, a proposed constitutional amendment would prohibit non-citizens from voting.