Go now – no charge and no waiting: “Twenty-two people in North Carolina had applied for a free voter identification card as of midday Friday, the second day the card was offered in the state.” Need a ride? “Although most North Carolinians already have a form of photo identification, for those who don’t, some local Republican parties are already organizing efforts to drive residents to locations to help them get a free identification card,” said Daniel Keylin, spokesman for the state Republican Party. “Those efforts will continue to expand as we head closer to the election.”
Photo IDs won’t be required at the polls until 2016, so North Carolina voters have two years to get those free cards.