Oh here we go again with voter suppression. There is no voter suppression because they can always file absentee ballots in their legal state of residence.
College-aged voters turned up in historic numbers in the 2018 midterm election but now, a New Hampshire law that bars part-time residents from voting could make it harder for them to cast ballots, raising concerns about voter suppression. @jasoncarrollcnn reportspic.twitter.com/Of6m4qiN95
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PART TIME RESIDENTS. why would we let them make changes to our state, when they are here PART TIME AND TEMPORARILY! If she is confused on how to vote absentee ballot, maybe she should go back to high school. The MILITARY STAFF DO IT ALL RHE TIME!
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Please do everything that you can to secure your election process.https://twitter.com/PatMBSB/status/1197975240086867969?s=20 …
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It bars nonresidents. College students can still vote here if they get a NH drivers license/ID. Why are you lying about our laws? Is it because Mass residents could legally spend the night in NH and vote in our elections before? Are you mad?
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Can't they just get an absentee ballot from their home district? (yes) So there really is no voter suppression.
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Yes, they may also register to vote in NH at the polls on the day of the election.
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