The Pueblo [CO] Chieftain: Photo ID bill receives initial House approval

"Utility bills no longer would stand as valid proof of residency to vote [in Colorado] under a bill hotly debated before receiving preliminary approval Monday in the House. The proposal, HB1003, would require voters to show a state-issued photo identification card in order to cast a ballot. ...
Republicans and Democrats both offered amendments. Republicans attached a provision that birth certificates would no longer be acceptable forms of identification to vote.
Next, the bill faces a final vote in the House."

http://www.chieftain.com/news/local/photo-id-bill-receives-initial-house-approval/article_c81471bc-3e43-11e0-93c3-001cc4c002e0.html 

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Related information:
House Bill 11-1003 [PDF] Bill Summary: The bill requires the identification used for election-related purposes to be a valid, government-issued form of identification with a photograph of the eligible elector.

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