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Originally Posted by Ram Jet
It sounds like a knee-jerk opposite response to Illinois and California giving out IDs to anyone with a pulse regardless of their origins. Sound like your going to have to give "big brother" just what he wants. Kind of strange coming from a state that allowed one woman to vote five times in the 2012 presidential election. 
Bill |
Unwarranted political tirades aside, Bill... *ahem*
It's a movement across more than just Ohio. ID's are being made consistent between states. It's not just voter identification, it's also preventing fakes (college kids) and allowing you to use your drivers license as a quasi passport type identification card when you fly across the country. Having one ID format across states makes things easier for TSA. I'm honestly surprised we didn't start out this way in the first place. I won't be surprised if license plate standardization happens eventually, but that's a little less pressing.