Lawmakers voted in committee Tuesday to fund the federal Real ID at a minimal level in hopes the states can convince Congress to either scale back the requirements or pay for implementation.Instead of the $30 million DMV officials said was necessary to fully comply with the act, the joint Ways and Means/Senate Finance subcommittee put just $300,000 in the budget for the next two years to hire one person to begin putting a state plan together.Real ID was added without hearings to legislation to pay for hurricane Katrina relief, and requires all states to meet tough standards by 2008 for …