GOP wants photo IDs for N.C. voters
Backers say it will prevent fraud, but foes say that isn't a problem in state.
(By Jim Morrill, The Charlotte Observer) - The next time N.C. voters go to the polls, they may have to offer more than their names and signatures. They might need a photo ID.
Republicans who take control of the General Assembly in January want to make North Carolina the 10th state requiring voters to show a driver's license or other photo ID. House leaders hope to pass a bill in their first 100 days.
Supporters call it a common-sense way to avoid voter fraud.
(By Jim Morrill, The Charlotte Observer) - The next time N.C. voters go to the polls, they may have to offer more than their names and signatures. They might need a photo ID.
Republicans who take control of the General Assembly in January want to make North Carolina the 10th state requiring voters to show a driver's license or other photo ID. House leaders hope to pass a bill in their first 100 days.
Supporters call it a common-sense way to avoid voter fraud.
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