Wrap: The bill sponsor Shane Schoeller says the bill's resolution will change the language within the legislation and summarize voter I.D. protection on the ballot. 

He says the measure will reverse the removal of the language the Cole county circuit court had rejected. 

Director of Policy and Governmental Affairs Ron Berry spoke out on behalf of the Secretary of State's office opposing the change in the language. 

He argued that if a resolution has no force in effect then it is just vice and is the Secretary's duty to certify the ballot summary. 

The bill sponsor Shane Schoeller says opponents of the bill are clearly not defending the will of the people.

Reporting from the state Capitol, I'm Ashley Hartman. 

Wrap: Representative Shane Schoeller says the purpose of the measure is to correct language that the Cole county circuit court threw out.  

He says the new resolution will make sure the ballot summary on voter I.D. protection is within the law. 

Legislative Consultant Jeremy LeFaver, who spoke on behalf of the American Civil Liberties Union, opposes the bill because he says there would not be an opportunity to amend a joint resolution from previous legislative years. 

The bill sponsor says that based on polls, about seventy percent of the people want to form a photo identification to protect their vote. 

Reporting from the state Capitol, I'm Ashley Hartman.