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McCrory Attorney Says Outside Legal Help Needed To Defend Election Law
RALEIGH — Attorney General Roy Cooper, a Democrat, had urged Gov. Pat McCrory, a Republican, to veto the far-reaching elections bill that not only will require voters to show a state-approved photo ID at the polls, but also would shorten the early voting period, do away with same-day registration, and disallow provisional ballots cast by voters who live in another precinct.