Tag: Student Voting Rights

End Out-Of-State Students Extra Constitutional Voting Rights

February 12, 2025 Steve MacDonald

Newly Minted New Hampshire State Senator Victoria Sullivan has a bill before the Senate that would prohibit student ID as proof of residency for voting purposes. SB223 had its first hearing yesterday morning, and it did not lack for naysayers, especially since the bill had a hook. This bill provides for in-state tuition at any … Read more

NH Created a ‘Right’ for “Out-Of-State Students” It Can’t Give to Actual Residents

November 12, 2022 Steve MacDonald

Record out-of-state student voter turnout on November 8th may have been the straw that broke this camel’s back. Yes, I’ve been complaining about it for years and making a decent case (I think), but it’s time to get relentless.

College Students in NH Admit They Have More Voting Rights Than True Granite Staters

November 11, 2022November 10, 2022 Steve MacDonald

The November 2022 midterm elections are fading into history, but the problems with how New Hampshire carries them out have not. The law is not only unfair, but it also creates rights for out-of-state college kids that actual NH residents do not have.

With Elections Looming Let’s Revisit the Fake “Problem” of Student Voting Rights in NH

August 22, 2022 Steve MacDonald

Any student over 18 has the right to vote, assuming they’ve not done something to lose that right. In New Hampshire, Student Voting Rights translate as follows: out-of-state students attending college in New Hampshire have more voting rights than actual residents.