Voter eligibility battle heightens in New Hampshire

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8. People ought to be able to register in the state they spend 9 months out of 12 in if they choose

When I went to college, I don't remember registering, but probably there were tables in the student union and people encouraging people to register. Or it might have been same day registration, I don't remember. But either way it was practically effortless. And nobody gave a fuck where I spent my summer (nor should they).

And I didn't have another home state. I moved from New Mexico where I went to military school for 3 years to Illinois, with no intention of ever returning to New Mexico (and I haven't).

During the summer, I spent about 8 weeks in Navy NROTC training, and the rest of the summer with my parents (American citizens) in S. Korea and Nigeria.

The righties count on complacent or right-leaning people saying "so what" as barrier after barrier is added. And "it was easy" or "it didn't take me long", without understanding that it's not quick and easy for everyone.

I see they voted on party lines on this bill. Are the Democrats wrong on this issue? Maybe we should slam the fuck out of the Democrats on this one, and get a free pass on this one from the Admins?

And I didn't have a car when I was in college, or a driver's license.