Meanings
- informalnot comparablenonphotographic
The new proposal, which passed 76 to 69, would require voters to produce photo identification or two forms of nonphoto ID at a polling place.
2007 April 25, The Associated Press, “Texas: Move to Require More ID at Polls”, in New York Times
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