Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Right, because they don’t want college students voting twice. You must have in state I.d. To prove you’re an actual resident. Students aren’t residents. No conspiracy here. No trampling on rights.

+1 Too easy to vote twice in this country.

No, it's not and few people do it. The most recent examples have trended that these are GOP voters.

Actually, both sides do it.

Please provide receipts for this statement, because there were dozens of articles from PA, FL and NC about GOP voters doing it. Where are the Dem voters doing it?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Right, because they don’t want college students voting twice. You must have in state I.d. To prove you’re an actual resident. Students aren’t residents. No conspiracy here. No trampling on rights.

+1 Too easy to vote twice in this country.

Yep, the GOP is showing us all just how easy indeed.

Anonymous wrote:College students should vote absentee with parents’ address. That’s what my DD does for every election.

But the GOP is also making it harder to vote absentee, so....

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Anonymous wrote:College students should vote absentee with parents’ address. That’s what my DD does for every election.

I always voted where I went to school, because that is where I lived and it was totally fine and legal. The only thing that has changed in the last 30 years is the GOP radicalism.

Seriously. And those of us who got jobs over breaks had to file taxes just like anyone else.

I don't get why this is hard to understand. Lots of people never move back in with their parents after leaving for college. Voting where you live is the norm, even if your parents are helping you pay the bills.

Anonymous wrote:Right, because they don’t want college students voting twice. You must have in state I.d. To prove you’re an actual resident. Students aren’t residents. No conspiracy here. No trampling on rights.

But hunting licenses are just fine, because GOP.

Anonymous wrote:College students should vote absentee with parents’ address. That’s what my DD does for every election.

I always voted where I went to school, because that is where I lived and it was totally fine and legal. The only thing that has changed in the last 30 years is the GOP radicalism.

They keep trying to cheat. Evil. At this point republicans disgust me.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Right, because they don’t want college students voting twice. You must have in state I.d. To prove you’re an actual resident. Students aren’t residents. No conspiracy here. No trampling on rights.

+1 Too easy to vote twice in this country.

It is not. If you're going to spew these blatant lies, you'd best proffer a cite in support of it. Otherwise, you're just talking out of your a$$. Because there are studies (one noted already) that directly contradict you.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Right, because they don’t want college students voting twice. You must have in state I.d. To prove you’re an actual resident. Students aren’t residents. No conspiracy here. No trampling on rights.

I lived in my college town 11 months out of the year. I was a resident, obviously.

For 4 years, obviously. I would not want you impacting my town.

This is no different than people who move in and out of state for jobs, families, etc. None. Zero. You wouldn't restrict those. You shouldn't restrict college students, whose lives are directly impacted by the states they are living in for at least 4 years.

Anonymous wrote:Several Republican controlled state legislatures are trying to limit college students’ right to vote by enacting/trying to enact laws that don’t recognize college issued student ID cards for voting purposes. In light of this and increased restrictions on abortions, should out of state parents and students opt out of colleges in such states?

Look, Republicans are all about cheating. If you're not cheating, they're not winning. Between gerrymandering and sh-- like this . . . they'd win far less elections without it.

LOTS of kids vote in the state where they live during college. It's more convenient. The states laws/enforcement directly affect them for those 4 years (this is no different that people who move in/out of a state for any number of reasons). So there is NO reason to do this other than to preserve an advantage for Republicans.

You know this. I know this. We all know this. Anyone saying otherwise is a liar.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Right, because they don’t want college students voting twice. You must have in state I.d. To prove you’re an actual resident. Students aren’t residents. No conspiracy here. No trampling on rights.

I lived in my college town 11 months out of the year. I was a resident, obviously.

For 4 years, obviously. I would not want you impacting my town.

SO people who may move not live in a place for some length of time should not vote? I am not military, but I move every 5-7 years. I don't get to vote locally for the time I live there?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Right, because they don’t want college students voting twice. You must have in state I.d. To prove you’re an actual resident. Students aren’t residents. No conspiracy here. No trampling on rights.

I lived in my college town 11 months out of the year. I was a resident, obviously.

For 4 years, obviously. I would not want you impacting my town.

If you opt out, that cedes everything to them. The place where this may become an issue is in re: med schools and limits on teaching reproductive health.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Right, because they don’t want college students voting twice. You must have in state I.d. To prove you’re an actual resident. Students aren’t residents. No conspiracy here. No trampling on rights.

+1 Too easy to vote twice in this country.

No, it's not and few people do it. The most recent examples have trended that these are GOP voters.

Actually, both sides do it.

BoTh sIdEs!!!

Nope.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Right, because they don’t want college students voting twice. You must have in state I.d. To prove you’re an actual resident. Students aren’t residents. No conspiracy here. No trampling on rights.

+1 Too easy to vote twice in this country.

No, it's not and few people do it. The most recent examples have trended that these are GOP voters.

Actually, both sides do it.

Please provide your cites for the both sides claim. I have done so for GOP.