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A weird quirk in the state election code

A weird quirk in the state election code

In light of recent voter fraud allegations, a local attorney well schooled in state election law brought up an interesting point recently while discussing background for another story we were researching: you can move to another city, but if you don’t sign up for a new voter ID card, when election time rolls around, you can drive back to your old hometown and still vote; and it’s all legal. Can’t make the trip? Use a mail-in ballot instead. The attorney asked that he not be named for this story, but he has provided background information for The Advance for years. He ...

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