ANNAPOLIS, Md. - In a move that could alter the voting process in Maryland, proposed legislation aims to introduce a requirement for voters to present identification each time they head to the polls. This change would align Maryland with 37 other states, including Delaware, that already mandate some form of identification for voting.
Lawmakers Propose Mandatory ID to Vote in Maryland
- Hunter Landon
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