May the Law of Unintended Consequences Bite BackReader comment on: Vote Where It Counts Submitted by Richard Belzer (United States), Jul 11, 2018 17:49 It's certainly amusing to learn that in New York, a weekend, seasonal, or other secondary home is the same as a "principal" home. So, defying the English language, there can be an unlimited number of "principal" homes. Maybe Donald Trump "lives" in Florida. From the Q&A in the linked document, this made *me* chuckle: Q: If I register to vote from my second home, can my landlord use that as evidence that my country home is actually my primary residence? A (in part): "Tenants in rent-controlled or rent-stabilized apartments or lofts need to consider their particular circumstances when deciding where to register." Ouch. And then there's this: Q: Should I tell the Board of Elections that I am changing my registration to vote from a vacation home, or a home that is not my primary residence? A: No. How much closer can one get to promoting voter fraud? Note: Comments are moderated by the editor and are subject to editing. Other reader comments on this item
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