I sort of have mixed opinions on how impactful the different topics covered in the article will actually be. I mean, I went to school in Delaware, but during the one national election where I was eligible during my time there, I chose to vote via absentee ballot in my home district in Pennsylvania, because that was where I lived. There were certain provisions that allowed out-of-state students who met certain criteria to vote in Delaware, but I wasn't interested in that. I think having at least some minimum standard of residency for voting in a state makes sense, since you're theoretically supposed to be voting for your own local representation. I also don't see the requirement for some form of ID as a massive issue...if I'm a registered voter, I'd prefer to know that someone isn't attempting to pass themselves off as me.
However, I do agree that putting unreasonable restrictions on voter registration, whether it's eliminating same-day registration (which PA doesn't even allow) or not allowing student photo IDs, is a bad idea.