A resolution to urge the United States Congress to enact legislation creating an efficient system to ensure that citizens are not registered to vote in multiple states.

This Senate resolution urges Congress to pass federal legislation that would stop citizens from being registered to vote in more than one state. The bill proposes requiring state motor vehicle agencies to ask new driver's license applicants if they live in another state and to notify their previous state if they plan to register to vote there. This process aims to reduce duplicate registrations and simplify the work of election officials by creating a national system for managing voter rolls. The resolution specifically calls for the enactment of the Voter Registration Efficiency Act or similar laws to address the issue of multiple state registrations.