Pennsylvania Voter ID Bill Passes, Heads to Governor's Desk
By: Jennifer Mullen
Updated: March 15, 2012
HARRISBURG, PA - After three days of debates and accusations, the Pennsylvania Voter ID bill has passed.
The bill would require voters to show certain photo identification before their votes could be counted beginning with this year's Presidential election.
Someone without proper identification would be able to cast a provisional ballot. They'd then have six days to get an acceptable ID and deliver a copy to county election officers in person, by email or fax.
Governor Corbett is expected to sign the bill.
The bill would require voters to show certain photo identification before their votes could be counted beginning with this year's Presidential election.
Someone without proper identification would be able to cast a provisional ballot. They'd then have six days to get an acceptable ID and deliver a copy to county election officers in person, by email or fax.
Governor Corbett is expected to sign the bill.
