Lawmakers in Lansing have voted on new changes affecting Michigan Bridge Card users, citing security and cost savings. However, opponents of this new policy say it will simply waste time by creating additional hoops for benefit seekers to jump through. Get our free mobile appAccording to WKAR the Michigan House of Representatives voted to pass new I.D. The legislation would require that all Michigan Bridge Cards, used for programs such as food assistance and cash benefits, display a recipient’s digital photograph and signature directly on the card. However, Michigan Democrats say similar programs implemented across the country have cost state's millions of dollars to fund.