Restricting democracy: Republicans trying to prevent college-age students from voting

You don't necessarily need a drivers license to register to vote - to be eligible. You need proof of residency, generally. An in state drivers license with your address does suffice in most states, but that hardly makes it the only way. You still don't have a point that justifies your argument.

Really, bringing your New York drivers license to the county clerk in Wisconsin to register to vote didn't make sense in the first place. Just because you can drive in one state doesn't mean you can vote in another.