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Where can college students go to vote?

matthewktabor.com — Because of the way election laws work, students who live in one state (even just in summer) and go to school in another can vote in either, making it possible for them to direct their votes to where they count most, thus increasing the power of college students.

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  • Ridgeliner7, on 10/29/2008, -0/+1This is a lie, and many who take this advice may well find themselves charged with a Felony. Especially in this election year.

    You cannot register to vote at either address, but you must register to vote where you live permanently. In most cases that would be the address linked to in your student loans or Selective Service registration, where you will be moving back to when your college years are over. You did register with Selective Service, right? If not, by law, you cannot vote. One Felony already! Don't make it two.

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