Missouri Voters Would Have To Approve Photo IDs Before Details Are Worked Out [View all]
Before Missouri legislators can enact any sort of photo ID requirement for voters, they first must get voter approval to change the state constitution.
Until the General Assembly approves a separate resolution to place the amendment before voters, any debate over specifics doesn't matter much.
In fact, Missouri House Speaker Tim Jones predicts that the proposed constitutional amendment to allow photo-ID requirements for voters will likely be the only piece of photo ID legislation to pass this year.
“A wise path on this is to pass the constitutional question, for the voters to decide,’’ Jones said in a interview. "And that’s all we should likely do this year.”
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