The U.S. Supreme Court ruled states can require voters to produce a photo ID without violating their constitutional rights.
In 2012, Senator Bryant King introduced two Voter ID bills to the Arkansas legislature.
The Voter ID bill cleared both the Arkansas House and Senate in March.
Governor Mike Beebe vetoes Arkansas Voter ID bill
The Arkansas Senate and House of Representatives vote to override Governor Beebe's veto.
The Pulaski County Election Commission challenged parts of the Voter ID law.
Pulaski County judge rules Arkansas Voter ID law unconstitutional.
The Arkansas Supreme Court keeps Voter ID law in place, doesn't allow extra time to count absentee ballots without a photo ID.
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