The Motor Voter Act Is a Federal Law

The Motor Voter Act is a federal law.What does it do?

A) It requires states to allow "drive-in window" type voter registration
B) It requires states to automatically register any driver 18 or over (who does not fall into one of the restricted groups in that state) .
C) It requires states to offer voter registration when people apply for a driver's license, renew their license, or visit a government agency that offers public assistance benefits.
D) It requires states to use driver's license lists to send out voter registration cards to people over the age of 18 who have not yet registered (unless they are ineligible for some reason in that state) .
E) It provides funding for state voter-registration drives by subsidizing the registration officials who must travel through the state to register voters.