State passed a law requiring voter identification before registered voters can cast ballots in State's elections. A study performed by a university determined that those most disproportionately affected by the law were elderly citizens of State, many of whom were disabled by health, or financial means, from being able to procure the requisite identification from State's offices. Which of the following statements about the constitutionality of the voter identification law is most accurate? Group of answer choices The law is subject to exacting scrutiny. The law classifies based on a non-suspect classification, that is, age, and will be upheld if State has a legitimate interest in ensuring that citizens with cognitive impairment are not casting votes. While many elderly citizens are disenfranchised, as a class, the State's law will have to survive strict scrutiny and narrow tailoring since it infringes upon the fundamental right to vote. The law promotes a legitimate state interest in promoting the integrity of the vote