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In this Nov. 19, 2018, photo Janice Franklin holds her state-issued ID card as she poses for a photo at her home in Charlotte, N.C. Franklin says her vote didn't count in the 2016 primary despite showing a Social Security card at the polls and filling out forms. Emboldened by a referendum voters approved this month, North Carolina's soon-dwindling Republican majorities at the legislature will scramble to approve their preferred voter identification law before Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper can stop it. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)

In this Nov. 19, 2018, photo Janice Franklin holds her state-issued ID card as she poses for a photo at her home in Charlotte, N.C. Franklin says her vote didn't count in the 2016 primary despite showing a Social Security card at the polls and filling out forms. Emboldened by a referendum voters approved this month, North Carolina's soon-dwindling Republican majorities at the legislature will scramble to approve their preferred voter identification law before Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper can stop it. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)

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