ABC News reports on the response from one of the conservative groups on the North Carolina voter ID bill. When a conservative legislature combines with a conservative Governor, a conservative bill is usually passed, signed and ultimately praised by a conservative interest group:

A conservative voting activist group applauded the new
bill. Jay DeLancy, executive director for the Voter Integrity Project of
North Carolina,  stated that the new law allowed North Carolina to take
“a giant leap forward” and spoke out against ACLU’s lawsuit.

“This law is mostly a collection of measures already approved in other states,” he said in a statement. “Those who thrive on fraud and electoral chaos will always fight measures that increase ballot box integrity.”