Ask yourself two questions

1. Will not having a license stop them from driving
(If you're honest you'll say no)

2. If you had an accident, would you rather that the other driver had an ID with a photo, address, and be registered, requiring proof of insurance and car registration?
(If you're honest you'll say yes)

 MnSpring is correct, standard illegally acquired licenses lead to nowhere.

au contraire, The license is then used to register to vote.

 Potentially.  It will not lead to what Serowbot was indicating which is what I was referring to: "address, and be registered, requiring proof of insurance and car registration?"

 To clarify:  

 MnSpring is correct, standard illegally acquired licenses lead to nowhere, specifically in regard to illegal humans with a non-authentic KY driver's license and the components of physical address, being registered, and the requirement of proof of insurance and car registration, specific to the State of KY and only these components with the exemption of all other components, usage, or methods of deception in the State of KY and only the State of KY with the exemption of all other known geographic locations.