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

Of course it should. When you vote it's not just for the president. You could be voting for your district's representative, your state senator, any number of state congresspeople, and a myriad of local elected positions. Someone who lives in New York has no business voting in the morning in his state, crossing a bridge in the afternoon and voting again in another state, but that's exactly what can happen if the only requirement to vote is a drivers license of any state.