[JoeMomma]

This ruling is because the kids are registered to vote at their home, and can't vote where they go to school.

I agree. All of the "outrage" is just partisan spin to somehow defend illegal registration of voters. Calm down and listen to the reasoning. It appears to be sound judgement. It's the law.

Students who have legal residence in another state cannot vote where they go to college.

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

Those Arkansas students do have spunk.

During election 2000, Jerry Falwell estimated that 600 - 800 Florida students at his (Va.) Liberty University never received their absentee ballots in spite of repeated requests.

Most of us didn't document and save the evidence of the massive Dem. fraud during election 2000, eager to move on. There may be some understandable, knee-jerk reactions this election year. I will say that the false accusations leveled at us by "outraged" Dems. still stings here in Fla., but I'd rather "each and every complaint" was aired and then judged on its merits than the GOP remain silent out of a reluctance to appear meanspirited or wrong.

[Norman Conquest]

So the same test will be applied to all the new student registrants in Minnesota? Well, that seems fair.

[Texas Mom]

Students who have legal residence in another state cannot vote where they go to college.

Not just the state they call home, but even if they consider Arkansas their home state, they have to be registered and vote in their own precinct.