JEFFERSON CITY, MO (MISSOURI DIGITAL NEWS) - Missouri's representatives voted and approved the bill that's trying to require Missouri voters to have photo identification when voting.
Representative Stanley Cox sponsors the bill.
Cox says if people try to cheat, they water down others' votes and deny the right to vote.
St. Louis County Representative Stacey Newman spoke against the bill.
She says there's no reason to require Missourians to present photo identification, saying that there has not been "one instance of documented voter fraud in Missouri. Not one instance."
Newman says voter impersonation is similar to the issue of voter fraud.
She says she doesn't know how a cartoon, dead person, or a pet can actually show up to vote because it doesn't happen and it never will.
Kyle Tons, Missouri Digital News
Representative Stanley Cox sponsors the bill.
Cox says if people try to cheat, they water down others' votes and deny the right to vote.
St. Louis County Representative Stacey Newman spoke against the bill.
She says there's no reason to require Missourians to present photo identification, saying that there has not been "one instance of documented voter fraud in Missouri. Not one instance."
Newman says voter impersonation is similar to the issue of voter fraud.
She says she doesn't know how a cartoon, dead person, or a pet can actually show up to vote because it doesn't happen and it never will.
Kyle Tons, Missouri Digital News
