The 2025 Senate Joint Resolution 2 proposes a constitutional amendment that mandates qualified electors to present valid photographic identification in order to vote in any election. This identification can be issued by the state, federal government, a federally recognized American Indian tribe or band, or a college or university within the state. The amendment allows the legislature to define acceptable forms of identification and to establish exceptions to this requirement. Additionally, if an elector cannot present valid identification on election day, they will be allowed to cast a provisional ballot, which will only be counted if valid identification is provided later as specified by law.

This resolution follows a previous consideration by the 2023 legislature and is set for a second consideration by the 2025 legislature, with plans to submit the amendment to voters for ratification in April 2025. If approved, the ballot will include a question asking whether voters agree to the requirement of presenting photographic identification to verify their identity when voting, with the possibility of exceptions established by law.