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SALT LAKE CITY -- There are still two weeks until the primary election, but you can cast your ballot early.
Minority advocates concerned as primary election nears
Minority advocates say they've got big worries about the primary elections on September 15, because of a new state law requiring voters to show identification.Voting started today in the city halls of twelve cities in Salt Lake County holding primary elections ahead of November's general election.
There are some changes this year. A new state law requires voters to show ID, such as a driver's license or two forms of identification that show your name and proof you live within the voting precinct.
Early voters can also cast their ballot by mail or by going to the county government complex.
