When you arrive to vote this year, someone at the polling place may ask you a question about voter IDs.
You are not required to answer a question about voter id this year.
From the unconstitutional voting law changes passed by the General Assembly last year (emphasis mine):
At each primary and election between May 1, 2014, and January 1, 2016, each voter presenting in person shall be notified that photo identification will be needed to vote beginning in 2016 and be asked if that voter has one of the forms of photo identification appropriate for voting. If that voter indicates he or she does not have one or more of the types of photo identification appropriate for voting, that voter shall be asked to sign an acknowledgment of the photo identification requirement and be given a list of types of photo identification appropriate for voting and information on how to obtain those types of photo identification. The list of names of those voters who signed an acknowledgment is a public record.
This part of the unconstitutional law is on page 13 in this link.
Just because a statute directs someone to ask a question, that does not mean you are required to answer the question.
My hope would be a "Decline to Answer" movement would occur during the period mentioned in the above unconstitutional law.
I'll decline to answer. I hope you'll join me in not answering.