I moved out of Rural Red NJ to NW PA in 2011, but did not register to vote in PA. I am assuming this means that I am still able to vote in NJ, right? I never even got myself a PA driver’s license, or changed registration of my car... the thing is I am on the road so often for work that, it’s not even like PA is “home”.
Of course I get people telling me “You can’t do that! That’s illegal! You will get a ticket!”. I just don’t care... I haven’t been arrested for illegal intrastate imigration yet.
It’s great, though because now my old diesel car is no longer required to be inspected in NJ... so I get the registration from my NJ address (dear old mom’s), and just renew it, no bullshit from either the State of NJ or the Commonwealth of PA.
Still, I am curious how voter registration works... people of less integrity (0bama voters) would be voting in multiple places at once... how do states prevent this?
I still get sample ballots for my old voting district sent to me... so I can go and vote for Lonegan (again), right? I remember he had my vote in the primary when Chris Christie won... I saw Christie as a RINO from jumpstreet.
Good for you for getting out of the s-hole. NW PA is beautiful and the gun laws are WAY better.
The election commissions are mostly run by Dems.
Anything goes for them, Repubs get called out.
IMHO, take care of your car stuff, stay legit, one state or the other.
If you wind up in traffic court in either state you could get reamed.