> If you formally have residence in the state you are schooling in, you are required to have that state's driver's license. I’m aware of no state in the countr

> If you formally have residence in the state you are schooling in, you are required to have that state's driver's license. I’m aware of no state in the country that mandates a driver’s license for all residents. It would really defeat the purpose of a driver’s license! Only residents _who drive on public roads_ are required to obtain a license. That’s absolutely not the entire population. > guarantees them two votes This is an absolutely inaccurate claim. They are not _guaranteed_ two votes, because no one is offering such a guarantee. And no one offers such a guarantee, because voting in the same election in two different states is illegal, and is fairly trivial to catch, since who voted in which elections are public records in most (all?) states.