Oklahoma: voter I.D. bill passes house committee
AP reports: Legislation that would require voters to provide proof of identity before voting was passed by a state House committee Wednesday.
The bill, passed by the House Rules Committee, would require voters to present a document containing their photograph issued by the state, the federal government, a county, a municipality or a federally recognized American Indian tribe before they are allowed to vote.
Voters without a photo ID would be allowed to vote after they sign a statement swearing they are the person who is registered to vote. -- Examiner-Enterprise