What were the major changes to the voter identification law?
a. Voters can show other forms of ID (non-government-issued) at polls.
b. Voters can be arrested on the spot if they attempt to vote without ID.
c. Voters can now have a family member swear that they are who they say they are.
Ans: a. Voters can show other forms of ID (non-government-issued) at polls.
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