Pennsylvania state lawmakers unveiled a long-awaited election reform bill on Thursday that’s sure to face pushback from Gov. Tom Wolf.

Chief among the proposed changes in House Bill 1300 includes a more stringent voter I.D. rule that would require residents to show identification before casting a ballot in person during each election, instead of just the first time at a polling place as currently required by law.

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