A proposed constitutional amendment requiring voter ID in Nevada has qualified for the November ballot after the secretary of state confirmed the validation of over 185,573 signatures. The initiative mandates photo ID for in-person voting and additional verification for mail ballots, aiming to enhance election security. Supporters argue it will protect the integrity of the voting system, while opponents claim it could disenfranchise marginalized groups, including the elderly and people of color. This measure must be approved in two consecutive elections to amend the state constitution. The initiative has sparked significant debate, reflecting broader national discussions on voter ID laws and election integrity.