Voter Fraud, Method to the Madness

Compte said we question authority. Wondering about voter fraud in America. Everyone is ruling that out like mad. It's widespread theory, but stands unproven. I'm thinking that photo ID's would, generally speaking, be state issued drivers license. Makes me wonder what is each state requirement, when an address changes. I believe in Tennessee you are required to change your address upon moving and the choice is yours as to whether to pay a fee, and receive an updated hard copy license. And what the requirement by each state is in regards to returning/destroying that particular license. My core thought is a person could have like 2 valid license inside a voting year if he moved. He could move twice within the same district or once in one district and once in another district. Back to the ID's although both would appear valid one should have been destroyed. And maybe the middle initial would change. But here's another factor, would military members in the population have a drivers license and a military ID which could be very deceptive to a worker at the polls. Or could a military/civilian voter, vote once with the military ID and once with the Drivers License. Now military personnel retain or could possibly retain a military ID card when coming off active duty. So it is possible that he would have a valid looking ID card, and not actually be on active duty. Retirees have valid ID Cards, and military personnel on active duty within our communities have valid ID cards. Providing a means of deceptively voting more than once. Now military personnel are noted for moving around a lot. So that would give them multiple addresses. And then you have the problem of same names like John Smith, how many of those are valid. It seems to me you would almost have to have a valid census roster to assure that voter fraud is not taking place. Then you have the problem of database tampering. Although ID's are presented a state could dummie up a database and then present it as valid. That wouldn't be hard at all. To have it prepared ahead of time. To actually have a secure vote you would have to canvas the district by foot and take name of each and every person by address. And have them present a valid photo at that time that the poll workers could bounce the ID's off of to ensure accuracy. It seems ID cards let's in more evil's than it cures. There would have to be a requirement that the ID cards be state issued. If you move you would have to physically come in and have the prior card destroyed. I guess the best thing to do would be to have a day just prior to the election and have federal workers hired from the local populace to canvas and collect photos and addresses to names and provide poll workers with said same on election day. Wouldn't you to have secure votes? Help me out here folks.