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Because if you own ten houses in ten states, you only get to vote in one state, despite potentially being in residence in nine other states at various points of
by tathougies 7y ago
Because if you own ten houses in ten states, you only get to vote in one state, despite potentially being in residence in nine other states at various points of time. There are various criteria by which you qualify as being a citizen of exactly one state.
- maxerickson 7y agoRight, but there's literally no good reason this has to be an a priori process anymore. We could easily have a system where you get to vote once in one place where you are eligible without having any preregistration.
- tathougies 7y agoSure. Try getting 50 sovereign states to agree and get back to me. Its not like the federal government has any authority to decide how the states run an election