Those of you who posted to use Geico were right. I told them my situation: I live in FL, have a car registered in IL that I keep in OH. No problems, and I'm saving over $50 a month. I don't think the lady at State Farm that told me it was a Homeland Security rule knows what she's talking about.

I live in AZ, I have a crashpad in CVG, and I have a house in FL. I have cars at all three locations and I have an Arizona driver's license. All cars are registered and insured in the state that THEY live in, and I have Geico and Progressive insurance. I have never had an issue with this, and I've been doing this for a long time.

A long time ago I had some issues with State Farm. My advice is to stay as far away as possible from State Farm, especially in light of hearing their latest Homeland Security BS.

Ironic that there was a state farm ad at the bottom of the screen.

no coincidence,
i find all this targeted advertising is getting a bit creepy.