Requiring voters to provide a specifically narrowly defined piece of photo identification is unnecessary.
Emanuel Cleaver: “Requiring voters to provide a specifically narrowly defined piece of photo identification is unnecessary.”
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Criticism of voter ID laws lacking evidence of fraud.
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