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trailertraveler
Feb 11, 2016Explorer
coolmom42 wrote:Forty-seven states require that you actually reside in the state (not just rent a 4"x4"x12" box from a business and claim that is your residence) in order to vote in their state. None of these state laws have been overturned. I have read some arguments about no taxation without representation. All the states that have an income tax, tax non-residents without extending them voting rights. These tax laws have not been overturned. Likewise, paying sales tax in a state does confer voting rights. If South Dakota chooses to change their laws regarding residency/domicile and voting requirements, I seriously doubt that it would be overturned in the courts.
It effectively denies people the right to vote at their legal residence, for those who have legally established domicile in SD. I doubt that it would survive a constitutional challenge.
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