Have Your Voice Heard: Take Women4Change’s College Student Voting ID Survey!

Are you a college student in Indiana—or elsewhere—curious about how you’re using your college ID when voting? Women4Change wants to hear from you!

As debates around voter ID laws heat up—like Indiana’s recent Senate Bill 10, which bans student IDs as valid voter identification at polling places—your experiences matter now more than ever.

That’s why Women4Change has launched a short and impactful survey aimed at understanding how college IDs factor into the voting experience. Whether you're registering on campus, heading to the polls, or just navigating voter ID requirements, your input can shape policies and mobilization efforts that support student voters.

Take the survey here: Share your experience

Why it matters:

• In Indiana, student IDs have long been a primary form of voter identification—up to two-thirds of students at an on-campus polling site reportedly used theirs in the 2024 general election.

• Senate Bill 10, signed in April 2025 and effective July 1, 2025, now prohibits their use entirely.

• Voting rights and advocacy groups like Women4Change and Count US IN argue that the ban places an undue burden on young voters and is a form of age-based disenfranchisement.

By sharing your experience via the Women4Change survey, you help shed light on the real-world impact of these policies—enabling stronger advocacy, better resources, and tangible change for student voters like you.