Madison - Ending a decade-long quest by GOP officials, Gov. Scott Walker signed a bill Wednesday requiring voters to show photo identification at the polls.
But the law costing more than $7 million in new spending and lost revenue could still face a legal challenge as opponents consider suing to overturn it.
The law will require poll workers to start asking voters for photo IDs for the July 12 state Senate recall elections, but the voters will not be required to present them until next year's presidential primary.
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