Ohio Ballot Board

And in the November election, you'll have the chance to decide if that requirement should be written into the state constitution.

In a bipartisan 4-1 vote, the Ohio Ballot Board approved the language for a proposed constitutional amendment as it will appear on the November ballot.

This comes after the Republican-backed joint resolution to put the measure on the ballot passed both the House and Senate, where it needed a 60% majority vote.

The accepted forms of ID in the proposed amendment are the same as state law already requires.