Ohio voters will decide on a constitutional amendment to enshrine photo ID voting requirements in November 2026. Polling shows broad support (83-86%) for voter ID requirements, but this obscures a key fact: photo ID has been required in Ohio since 2023 law, so the amendment doesn't change what voters already do—it just makes future legislative changes harder. Public testimony on the amendment was overwhelmingly opposed (only 2 of 80+ witnesses supported it), and Republican Governor DeWine vetoed a more restrictive version yesterday, suggesting GOP leadership is fractured on voting restrictions despite Ramaswamy's framing of this as responding to popular demand.