^^ Seems we're both pissing into the wind.
Google
homeless voters and you'll find several stories like this where local officials are bending over backward to offer homeless a chance to vote.
"Homeless people who registered to vote in Colorado risk being ejected from voter rolls if they don’t pick up a confirmation letter sent by their county clerk. The problem has less to do with partisan politics than with the nature of homelessness and the complexities of life without a permanent address. And, given those complexities, advocates estimate only about half of homeless people cast their vote.
Colorado law accommodates homeless voters by allowing them to register using any physical address. “It can be a park, a street corner or wherever they intend to return to in the evening,” says Meg Costello, public policy analyst with the
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless. But the would-be voter must also provide a mailing address like a post office box, a shelter or a resource center such as the St. Francis Center in downtown Denver."
Colorado Independent » Elections bureaucracy jeopardizes half of homeless voter registrations
I'll say again, without accountability, you invite fraud.