Doyle to Veto Voter ID Bill  By: Associated Press By: Associated
Press  That's the word from his office Monday. Doyle plans to
nix the legislation during a ceremony in Milwaukee Tuesday.
Doyle won't detail his reasoning for vetoing the bill. But he
has said he thinks it would unfairly prevent some people from
voting.  His office says more than 123,000 Wisconsin residents
don't have either a driver's license or a state-issued photo ID.
That includes 85,000 seniors.  The Legislature approved the bill
in June after amending it to allow people who don't want to be
photographed for religious reasons to provide identification
without photographs.  The bill would require voters to provide a
photo ID card or a Wisconsin driver's license. People who vote
by absentee ballot would have to provide a copy of state-issued
photo identification.  WSAW-TV 1114 Grand Ave. Wausau, WI 54403