A Texas Monthly article[1] from 1997 is cited by the Wikipedia article and alludes to unusual voter residency rules in Texas: > Thanks to Texas’ domicile law,

A Texas Monthly article[1] from 1997 is cited by the Wikipedia article and alludes to unusual voter residency rules in Texas: > Thanks to Texas’ domicile law, people who don’t live or work in the county can still vote there if they own a piece of land—and there’s plenty of land in Loving County for sale. “All you need to do is claim one of these little old deserted shacks or even a tree that you can eat your supper under as your own,” says one woman, who asked not to be named. “It’s all perfectly legal.” The whole article is worth a read. It’s wild. Especially considering it was written before social media. [1]https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/not-so-loving-county/ https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/not-so-loving-cou...