Bill Allowing 'X' Gender On NH Licenses Becomes Law
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire residents who don't identify as either male or female will soon be able to express that on their driver's licenses.
Republican Gov. Chris Sununu let a bill become law without his signature this week that would allow driver's licenses or non-driver identification cards to be marked "M'' for male, "F'' for female or "X'' for other.
Sununu generally has been supportive of legislation addressing LGBTQ rights.
Last year, he signed a bill that added gender identity to the state's anti-discrimination laws and another that banned gay conversion therapy for minors.
The driver's license law takes effect on Jan. 1.
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