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New Mexico should require voters to show photo ID when voting in person.
New Mexico lets in-person voters identify themselves without showing a photo ID. This would make a photo ID a condition of casting a ballot at the polls.
Deb Haaland
When you go to register to vote, you prove your identity. You shouldn't have to keep proving it over and over again.
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