MADISON, Wis. (AP) -

The Wisconsin Assembly's elections committee has approved a bill that would increase campaign contribution limits and allow voters to register online.

The bill originally included language that would have allowed people to opt out of showing photo identification at the polls if they swear they're poor. The provision was intended to overcome an injunction blocking Wisconsin's voter ID requirements.

Election watchers complained last week the bill would force poor people to embarrass themselves at the polls. The bill's Republican author huddled with Democrats and came up with a new version that doesn't include any voter ID language. The measure would instead double contribution limits and let voters register through a state website.

The committee approved the bill 8-1. The full Assembly is expected to vote on the plan Wednesday.