If you need an ID to board a plane and buy a six pack, you should need an ID to vote – this is a commonsense election integrity policy that the vast majority of Americans support.
Ashley Hinson will support requiring voters to present photo ID when voting in federal elections while allowing eligible voters without ID to cast provisional ballots.
Occurrences
Evidence
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GovInfo shows H.R. 9368 was introduced by Steil with Mrs. Hinson among the named original supporters; the bill requires valid physical photo identification for federal elections and provides a provisional-ballot process when ID is not presented.
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Hinson's House office stated she voted in support of requiring photo ID to vote in federal elections, and said the Voter ID Act ensures eligible voters can still cast provisional ballots if they forget ID.
Assessments
The promise was to support a federal voter ID requirement with provisional ballots for eligible voters lacking ID, not necessarily to enact it into law. During her current House term, Ashley Hinson was listed among original supporters/cosponsors of H.R. 9368, the Voter ID Act, which matches the promised policy, and her office stated she voted for it. That is sufficient candidate action in the relevant federal office context to count the support commitment as fulfilled.