Photo ID required to register to vote and to vote, voter ID card created, provisional ballots established, reports required, and money appropriated.

The bill requires voters in Minnesota to show a photo ID when they register to vote and when they cast their ballots. It also creates a voter ID card for those who may not have another form of identification. Additionally, the bill establishes provisional ballots for situations where a voter's eligibility is in question and requires certain reports to be submitted.

Supporters of the bill argue that requiring photo IDs will enhance the integrity of elections and prevent voter fraud. They believe that providing a voter ID card will ensure that everyone has access to the necessary identification to participate in the democratic process.

Critics of the bill contend that requiring photo IDs could disenfranchise eligible voters, particularly those who may not have easy access to identification. They argue that the measures could create unnecessary barriers to voting and that instances of voter fraud are extremely rare.