California's new motor voter law could add 2 million registered voters in its first year,

latimes.com ^ | 6/17/2016 | Christine Mai-Duc

[rktman]

A new study from the Public Policy Institute of California estimates that, if executed successfully, the state's new motor voter law could add more than 2 million new voters to the rolls in its first year of implementation.

The new law, slated to take effect next year, is supposed to streamline the way citizens register to vote at Department of Motor Vehicles offices. Once fully implemented, drivers applying for or renewing licenses and completing other DMV transactions will have their information electronically transmitted to the secretary of State, as long as they've confirmed they're eligible to vote and don't opt out of registering.

[ptsal]

WONDER IF ANYONE WILL RUN A DATABASE "MATCH" TO COMPARE THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES AT THE DMV, VOTER ROLLS, IRS, AND SOCIAL SECURITY.

Maybe this technology will emerge when the techies build a super computer...../sarc

[rockrr]

as long as they've confirmed they're eligible to vote democrat and don't opt out of registering.

The was one word that was invisible - I highlighted it for ya.