Walter Mondale, Arne Carlson are among co-chairs of drive against photo ID
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The drive to defeat a series of changes to Minnesota's election law, including imposition of a new photo ID requirement for voters, will be led by prominent Republican and Democratic elder statesmen.
Former Vice President Walter Mondale, a Democrat, and former Gov. Arne Carlson, a Republican, were announced Tuesday as co-chairs of the campaign to defeat photo ID. The requirement and related changes, including provisional balloting and uniform registration, will be on the general election ballot in November as a proposed amendment to the Minnesota Constitution.
Mondale and Carlson will be joined by Dr. Josie Johnson, a long-time civil rights activist and former member of the University of Minnesota Board of Regents, and former U.S. Rep. Tim Penny, who served in Congress as a Democrat and later ran for governor as a member of the Independence Party of Minnesota.
All four sharply denounced the measure at a news conference on Tuesday.
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