After the 2016 election, Texas passed a law that requires voters to present a government-issued ID card. Alternatively, in lieu of that ID, they may present documents from a limited list, including bank statements, utility bills, or a birth certificate and sign an affidavit stating that they were not able to acquire a government-issued ID for a narrow set of approved reasons. If the voter does not have any of the IDs on that list, she may cast a provisional ballot and provide the required documentation within six days of the election.