Her argument is that this would disenfranchise many disable, elderly, and poor Missourians who may not have an official photo ID such as a driver's license. I pointed out to her that the law includes accommodations such as non-driver's licenses issued for free, and the equivalent of a VoteMobile that would travel to convalescent and nursing homes to process those who can't get out to acquire the ID on their own. There's also a provision under which people without sufficient identification are exempt, providing they fill out an affidavit. None of this seems like a hardship to me, particularly in a 21st-century world in which you can barely exist without needing a photo ID at some point.
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