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Sophia4

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4. But one person, one vote was and remains the rule, so what difference does it

Tue Jan 16, 2018, 12:48 PM

Jan 2018

really make. People vote where they are. But it is illegal to vote twice in an election. What is the problem? Why shouldn't students be able to vote where they go to school? As long as they aren't also voting where their parents live. What percentage of students return home to live at the address of their parents when they finish school? I didn't.

I don't see a problem with New Hampshire's old voting eligibility rules.

It's hard enough to get people out to vote once. Who in the world wants to vote more than that? I haven't met anyone personally. And I've registered a lot of voters.

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New Hampshire Senate Passes Bill to Redefine 'Residency' for Voting [View all] TexasTowelie Jan 2018 OP

So New Hampshire folks greymattermom Jan 2018 #1

Their rules were somewhat odd when I was in college tymorial Jan 2018 #2

But one person, one vote was and remains the rule, so what difference does it Sophia4 Jan 2018 #4

Many were sending in absentee ballots as well. tymorial Jan 2018 #6

I dont think republicans in new hanpshire have enough to override a veto, right? Tiggeroshii Jan 2018 #3

So, if someone moves there, you can't ever leave? I used to move every sinkingfeeling Jan 2018 #5

In my humble opinion ... left-of-center2012 Jan 2018 #7

rEpublicans don't have many minorities to disenfranchise in NH... teamster633 Jan 2018 #8

The GOP will lose on this attempt Gothmog Jan 2018 #9