"Proof of Residency" should have nothing to do with what you "own", car or otherwise, which is your business.

Frederick (Rick) Harvey

It seems to me that the powers that be are becoming very “loosey goosey” about what is “law”.

The issue of voting rights is in my mind now that the students and the Supreme Court are trying to understand what residency means!

Residency is where you live, not where you are visiting. It is “home”.

Residency has a legal definition. If you use “casual laws” it will produce “legal casualties”.  In the case of student permissions to vote out-of-state it means you will produce some voting fraud.

Students are often attending school “out-of-state”. If you let them vote here when they come from “there”, who is to say they will not “vote twice”, once here, and once there?  They have every right already to vote with absentee ballot if they cannot make it home to vote, if they care to vote.

Come on NH lawyers, NH legislators and NH Judges. Get your act together. Use the brains God gives you. Get “real”.

I expect if you really try hard you can all come to the point where you really understand the laws you are coming up with.

Rick

Newington

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