I think there's some confusion.  The "Kansas Project," also known as the "Interstate Voter Registration Crosscheck Program," was a giant fishing expedition championed by Kobach, implemented in 2013, before Walker took office. Parnell was the Governor, and Mead Treadwell, the Lt. Governor, until December 2014. I doubt if additional information was provided to Kobach since Walker took office, 31 months ago. In North Carolina, the program identified 35,750 voters who supposedly matched with voters elsewhere, but only eight people were actually tried for double voting, and just two were convicted. Kansas had a very similar experience. This was "a solution in search of a problem."