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We need to understand that the occasions are rare, almost never, when a single voter drives around registering or voting in multiple precincts.

Also, we need to stop whining about Democrats driving “busloads” of voters to the polls. It’s not illegal, and Republicans should be doing it too.

It’s only illegal to stand over them telling them whom to mark on the ballot.

When I was canvassing for a candidate, I learned the Democrats were driving voters from all the nursing homes & a local hospital.

Massive voting fraud that CAN sway elections occurs in two ways, both premeditated thru organized, coordinated efforts.

1. False identities & false addresses are used to register nonexistent people.
Activists sit at tables filling out voter registration forms using hundreds of different names, but only a few differing addresses.
The addresses are where multiple mail in ballots will later be requested and sent.
2. Illegal aliens being issued one or more IDs with fake names & addresses, which they can use to collect welfare or vote under multiple identities.
Illegals can also be enticed to help activists fill out hundreds of bogus voter registration forms and mail in ballots.

These things need to happen:

1. We need software that focuses on & verifies ADDRESSES. Bogus addresses are a major source of fraud— empty lots, non-existent addresses, gas stations, hospitals, office buildings, any non-housing address, as well as any address with suspiciously large number of voters.

2. Coordination between drivers license, post office (change of address form) and voter registration office.
Millions of people have post office boxes. But those must be tied to a physical address. We need the Post Office to verify that the physical address is an inhabited home, not an empty lot or nonexistent address.

3. Post office needs to have a form that changes your address and updates your voting precinct in voter registration rolls, whenever you move.

Remember how the left always screams disenfranchisement when voter ID is required, then when the list of IDs that are valid is considered never makes the observation that one commonality of the acceptable IDs is that there is some form of Address verification with the accepted ID. I have never seen a College ID that had Address verification.

I think you might be surprised how many people who for one reason or another have their official address at a mail drop (office, club house, etc.). I believe the largest two groups here would be RV owners and Truck Drivers who in practice live in their vehicles. That said any place with a suspicious number of voters registered there is ripe for an audit, much like a place that generated a suspicious number of tax returns.