RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Starting Sunday, Virginians have to bring identification to the polls with them, undergo pre-abortion sonograms and pay for ignition interlock devices on their cars if they are convicted of drunken driving.

Laws passed by the long-running, often fractious 2012 General Assembly take effect July 1, including some of the most divisive measures.

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