I checked Snopes as I figured they'd paint the best picture possible. They did not disappoint. Basically, the X is somewhat true, just not in absolutes and my point remains about it being an interesting observation of the way people think about the need for photo ID to vote. In those areas not requiring a photo ID, KH did very well.
"Of those 15 states and the District of Columbia, as of Nov. 6, AP projected Harris to win California, the District of Columbia, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Vermont and Washington. AP also projected Harris led in Maine. Further, the news organization projected Trump won Pennsylvania — a battleground state only requiring first-time voters to present a photo or non-photo ID.
As for the remaining 35 states, Ballotpedia noted 25 required photo ID to vote while 10 others required non-photo ID. In states generally requiring photo ID to vote, AP projected Harris won New Hampshire and Rhode Island. In states generally requiring non-photo ID, AP projected Harris won Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware and Virginia.
In other words, AP projected Harris won most of the states generally not requiring ID to vote but also projected her as victorious in some other states that required voters to present ID. The statements made in the aforementioned X post was misleading and not true."
https://www.snopes.com/news/2024/11/06/harris-2024-voter-id/
