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This highlights another problem: 28 states agreed to participate. Why not 50 states? My bet, the states that did not participate are mostly dem controlled bastions of voter fraud.

When I moved and got my drivers license, my current state took possession of my former license presumably to notify the prior state I had a new one. If not, I surely could not produce a license from my former state if stopped for some local extortion. Why not take the voter card and make the prior state aware of the new residence?

“This highlights another problem: 28 states agreed to participate. Why not 50 states? My bet, the states that did not participate are mostly dem controlled bastions of voter fraud.”

Pass a federal law that mandates such sharing - and provides funding for it, so as to short-circuit any challenge on that basis - and indicate that the specific purpose of the law is to ensure and enhance faith in the validity of the federal vote, and to stop voter fraud in FEDERAL elections. What the states choose to do with that data for their own state and local elections is up to them. Of course, if someone is found guilty of a felony for fraudulent voting, then they may be disqualified to vote ... but that’s cream on the cake IMHO.

I am simply aghast that the case cannot be made to tighten up the voting system to weed out fraud. This should be the easiest thing in the world to do. No one is trying to stop a person from voting - ONCE. It is only about making sure that they can’t vote more than that in any given election.

“This highlights another problem: 28 states agreed to participate. Why not 50 states? My bet, the states that did not participate are mostly dem controlled bastions of voter fraud.”

Exactly, take a State which I have lost pride in, Virginia. Democrat governor terry mcauliffe secured Virginia for hillrey by holding back heavily Democratic controlled voting districts to report last to win. Watched this on election night. To draw such conclusion seems only logical besides, voter fraud can only explain Barry winning twice.