IMO, it is time to require residence to select a state and vote. Non citizen will be allowed to vote

[CK_John]

in local and state office and citizen will be also allowed to vote in federal offices.

No one will be required to vote but must agree to be registered and all can change their state of registration 1 time every 2 yrs.

That is my 2 cents.

[safeinOhio]

1. Lets make every state a

Right To Vote State.

[CK_John]

3. Resistered voters pay taxes in state x and also are part of state funding etc.

[JDC]

2. I have moved for work more than once in a two year period

So too bad for me cause I already spent my bi-annual registration? No suppression of any kind is my motto. Right idea on getting more to register and vote however.

[CK_John]

4. A point to work on, do you change your driver lic?

[JDC]

10. Required by law. Some 30, some 60 and maybe some 90 day buffers

Lics plate tags also. Which sucks

[mythology]

5. No.

[crazycatlady]

6. What about students?

[CK_John]

7. That is a Judaical decision and I believe it is settled in most states.

[rgbecker]

8. I say if you show up at the poll to vote, your vote counts. Dip the fingers

in purple dye to prevent double voting. If you are out of the country, tough luck or come back for the day. If you are traveling in the US, vote where ever you are.

[CK_John]

9. Might be practial in MN but not in NY.

[rgbecker]

11. Because?

[Codeine]

12. Your garbled syntax and lack of grammar

are making your statement very difficult to parse. I'm entirely uncertain of what you're trying to say.

[Ms. Toad]

13. No matter how frequently I move, I am entitled to vote in my new residence.

Whether that is daily, yearly, or (in my case) 4 times in 6 decades (and only one state change)

[crazycatlady]

14. Something to consider

A typical lease on an apartment is for one year. What if you move when your lease is up?

There are many reasons that people move frequently.

[fescuerescue]

15. What problem does that solve?

Seems like folks should just vote in the state they live in.