Jason Snead, Executive Director of Honest Elections Project Action, released the following statement:
“Asking voters to prove that they are who they say they are is common sense. Ohio Senators are right to advance SJR 10, a ballot issue that would make voter ID permanent in Ohio by enshrining it into the state constitution. Voter ID requirements are overwhelmingly popular, and Honest Elections Project Action urges lawmakers to put this measure before voters so they can have the final say in November.”
“Asking voters to prove that they are who they say they are is common sense. Ohio Senators are right to advance SJR 10, a ballot issue that would make voter ID permanent in Ohio by enshrining it into the state constitution. Voter ID requirements are overwhelmingly popular, and Honest Elections Project Action urges lawmakers to put this measure before voters so they can have the final say in November.”