The story "Everything you wanted to know about voting" that ran in the Nov. 5 edition stated that to register to vote at the polls on Election Day, "proof of age, citizenship and residence are required to register." A driver's license, passport, or other photo ID are generally accepted. But according to the Secretary of State website, "if you do not have these forms of identification which prove identity, domicile, citizenship and age or all of these, you may complete a domicile affidavit, and/or a qualified voter affidavit."

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