WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT STATE QUESTION 846, THE VOTER IDENTIFICATION MEASURE

Oklahoma voters know the drill.

You arrive at your precinct, get in line and prepare to present proof of identification to a poll worker manning the check-in station. The precinct official reads your name, checks it against the voter list and confirms that you’re eligible to cast a ballot.

Nothing within State Question 846, which proposes enshrining Oklahoma’s voter identification requirement into t…