Strict voter ID laws require that voters lacking acceptable identification perform some follow-up action, such as acquiring and presenting an identifying document, within a limited time period. Some nonstrict voter ID laws require only that voters be asked to provide appropriate identification; others require proof of identity but do not impose any follow-up action.
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