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ACLU: California DMV Fails at Voter Registration; Lawsuit Possible

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Federal law requires the Department of Motor Vehicles to let citizens register to vote when they apply for a drivers license or state ID card. That process is supposed to be seamless. But a civil rights group says the state agency is regularly dropping the ball -- and they're threatening to sue.

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