Protect Nonbinary Identity Document Recognition

22 states offered nonbinary IDs.

A letter to your state legislators. Facts checked June 2, 2026.

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Subject Oppose Revocation of X Gender Markers on IDs

22 states offered nonbinary gender markers on identification documents. 6 states have since revoked or restricted them. The federal government suspended X gender markers on passports. Removing identity recognition from official documents does not change who people are. It makes them invisible to the systems meant to serve them.

Oppose any legislation that revokes nonbinary identity recognition on state or federal documents. Protect the right of residents to have identification that reflects who they are.

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I'm calling about nonbinary identity recognition on government IDs.
22 states offered X gender markers. 6 have revoked them. The federal government suspended them on passports.
Removing identity markers doesn't change who people are. It makes them invisible.
Oppose any bill that revokes nonbinary ID recognition.

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The Facts Behind the Ask

22 states offered nonbinary gender markers on identification documents (source)
6 states revoked or restricted nonbinary ID recognition (source)

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