In 1993, Congress Passed and President Clinton Signed into Law

In 1993, Congress passed and President Clinton signed into law the National Voter Registration Act, popularly known as the "motor voter" law, which allowed:

A) states the option of legalizing same-day registration.
B) voter registration drives to be carried out on roadsides, in official state election vehicles.
C) voter registration at state driver licensing agencies, as well public-assistance and military-recruitment offices.
D) states to more easily transport lower-income and elderly voters to polling places, through federal grants-in-aid and technical assistance.