No ID Initiative Sees Limited Response

The Secretary of State’s Office’s outreach initiative offering assistance to individuals with no acceptable forms of photo voter identification has received limited response in its first two weeks.

“We have inundated the State with outreach initiatives requesting these individuals contact our Office,” says Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann. “So far, only seventy-five (75) individuals have contacted our Office, and of those seventy-five (75), only thirty-five (35) had no form of identification.”

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