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RKP5637

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7. Here's what I did. ... did the formal change of address via the post office. Registered to vote in

Reply to PlanetaryOrbit (Original post)

Mon Sep 8, 2014, 07:46 PM

Sep 2014

my new state, seems I had to indicate I would not be voting in my old state. Had to prove/provide ID and all and it seems sign some kind of affidavit of sorts. That was all I did at the time. About a year later, I got a notice from my old state asking me to denounce my voting privilege in my former state, something like that.
PS: It was not for TX. As long as you don't try to vote in 2 states I think you're OK.

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I registered to vote in Texas, but there's a problem........ [View all] PlanetaryOrbit Sep 2014 OP

Only if you vote in both... TreasonousBastard Sep 2014 #1

Could be. elleng Sep 2014 #2

no, that's BS, have you ever moved? CreekDog Sep 2014 #14

Anything is possible, and anyone who doesn't recognise it is a fool. elleng Sep 2014 #15

she can't get in trouble CreekDog Sep 2014 #16

I am not trying to scare anyone, elleng Sep 2014 #18

Not if you are Republican and running for office. rustydog Sep 2014 #3

Non-sarcastic answers appreciated PlanetaryOrbit Sep 2014 #4

I don't think you have a problem. VA won't seek your vote. Vote for Wendy with pride! freshwest Sep 2014 #17

I moved from VA to CA, filed an address change with the Post Office, and registered with no problems arcane1 Sep 2014 #5

You have registered to vote in your new jurisdiction...you are not obliged to UNREGISTER.... brooklynite Sep 2014 #6

Here's what I did. ... did the formal change of address via the post office. Registered to vote in RKP5637 Sep 2014 #7

Do you have proper ID to vote Gothmog Sep 2014 #8

No. Do not vote in VA, as you no longer live there, and you will incur no penalty. nt msanthrope Sep 2014 #9

There is a form to cancel registration in VA SickOfTheOnePct Sep 2014 #10

No. Happens all the time. NutmegYankee Sep 2014 #11

You could contact the Texas Secrerary of States Office and ask them. Jenoch Sep 2014 #12

online link to VA voter info. you can update here.. SoCalDem Sep 2014 #13