Again, how does that apply to VOTING is my question, what if you don't have a car, how would that affect your voting rights? We are talking about VOTING, not driving.
Well let's start with the assumption that if you drove in your previous state then you probably want to drive when you take up residency in New Hampshire. Assuming you are not an out-of-state student then you are required to either get an in-state drivers license or surrender your out-of-state drivers license. If you used an out-of-state drivers license as your voter id at same-day registration then it should be obvious to even the most dimwitted why this is pertinent to evaluating the effective control over legitimate voters registrations as outlined in the letters from New Hampshire legislators and state officials.