[PapaBear3625]

The article mentions passing Voter ID -- this will be struck down by the courts unless free IDs are offered, which would make it a fiscal matter.

Passing statewide "right to work" would not be a fiscal matter.

Neither would Vermont-style CCW and "Make my day" laws.

[HiTech RedNeck]

They probably have time to address the financing of the IDs once the fleeing rats decide they have had enough “hardship” to make a statement. When is the next election there?

[longtermmemmory]

compare it to other states.

FL has one with no free ID provision. Just a provisional ballot provision which requires a witness with an ID AND those are set aside unless they make a difference.

In FL there are constant attempts to multiple vote via provisional ballots.

GA (i believe) is the only freebie id state.

[bill1952]

The article mentions passing Voter ID -- this will be struck down by the courts unless free IDs are offered,

Why? Here in Florida Voter ID is the Law, none of it is free, and this has been upheld right to the State Supreme Court.
I'm quite many others are the same.

Is there some quirk of the Law there that compels them to offer Free ID?