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Arizona Senate committee approves voter i.d. bill

A Senate committee approved a proposal Wednesday to require voters to show their driver's licenses or state-issued identifications to cast ballots at polling places.

A similar bill was approved last year by the Legislature, but Democratic Gov. Janet Napolitano vetoed it, saying it was a deterrent to voter participation.

This year's bill was approved 5-4 Wednesday by the Senate's Judiciary Committee. -- Capitol briefs (Arizona Republic)

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