After years of debate, Republican state lawmakers appear ready to move forward with a strict photo ID requirement for voters in Ohio during the final weeks of the legislative session.
COLUMBUS, Ohio – that would make it impossible for most Ohioans to vote without a photo ID. Additional committee hearings are scheduled for the bill this week, and Republicans appear ready to approve it alongside a slew of other election changes before the end of the year.
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