UK voters must present photo ID for first time in general election

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For the first time ever, people voting in Thursday’s U.K. general election must bring an accepted photo ID to have their ballot counted.

The general election is a pivotal moment for Britain and could see the Conservative Party lose control after 14 years in power.

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