Kansas: proposal for voter I.D.
The Basehor Sentinel reports: The chairman of a committee that deals with election law has proposed a measure that would require voters to provide photo identification before their ballot would count.
"I am certain these integrity measures will enhance the confidence of the citizens of Kansas in our election process," state Sen. Tim Huelskamp, R-Fowler, said.
Huelskamp said he has heard from dozens of Kansans who are concerned that people who aren't allowed to vote, including illegal immigrants, are casting ballots. ...
Huelskamp's measure has a list of acceptable photo identification including driver's license, employment badge, credit card, neighborhood association, retirement center, school, military, buyer's club, passport, public assistance or from the state revenue department. -- Basehor Sentinel: Proposal would require photo I.D. to vote