Let's say every state actually gave up everyone's personal voter information to the feds.  With nearly 200 million names, does anyone actually believe this "commission" could find 
much more than the already statistically insignificant (between 30 and 40 convictions over 1 billion votes since 2001; vastly majority of them CITIZENS) within the next three years (before next presidential election)?  The fact that someone may be registered in multiple states does NOT constitute voter fraud.