Yesterday, while speaking with Ed Naile on GrokTALK!, I brought up the Democrats claims that we are suppressing votes. That objecting to out-of-state Democrat operatives or out-of-state-rate-tuition-paying college students voting in New Hampshire is a form of vote suppression. These are people with multiple “domiciles,” a duplicitous “presence,” in multiple states. (Many of them are paying out-of-state tuition because they do not meet the UNH definition of a New Hampshire resident.)
Most of the operatives leave one campaign to come here for a few days or a few weeks (or just on election day) before heading to the next campaign. Some may never set foot in the state at all and they are frequently registered to vote simultaneously in more than one state. So they can vote absentee from any of these “residences,” regardless of where they may physically be, but if we don’t let them vote absentee in New Hampshire, from wherever they are, this is sold as voter suppression?
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