Voter photo ID laws has been a big issue during this year’s elections. The United States is growing economically, and the population is growing as well, the big deal about this is that now voters have to show a photo ID to represent themselves, it can be either a driver’s license or a passport, but it has to have the voter’s picture on it. The first law was passed in 2003, it was ignored, but with the time it has had a positive reaction, and some states have applied it (Suevon, Smith.) Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Virginia, and Wisconsin have a strict photo ID law. Alabama, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Louisiana, Michigan, Rhode Island, South Dakota, and Texas have non-strict photo ID, meaning that there is another way to
