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Opponents of the legislation raise significant concerns about voter access, equity, and unintended consequences.
1. Disenfranchisement Risks
Critics argue that requiring a photo ID may disproportionately affect low-income, elderly, rural, and minority voters, who are less likely to possess government-issued identification. Even with federal assistance, logistical barriers could prevent eligible voters from casting ballots.
2. Cost and Bureaucracy
