Can you vote if you have no fixed address ? ...

[dogtag]

Legally I mean.

I'm sure many of the homeless will be shown how by a kindly democrat.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...14-7-cent.html

[Sandpebble]

Why shouldn't they be shown how by a kindly Republican as well as a Democrat ? not illegal for a United States citizen to choose to live in a tent is it ? ...land of the free right?

If you can prove you are a US citizen then you own the right to vote no matter what as far as I'm concerned.... can you do that DT ? prove you're a citizen I mean.

or does paying property tax buy you more rights than a citizen living in a tent ?

[togor]

There are homeless people, with kids, who hold down low end jobs. So long as they're registered in one locale only, I see no problem.

And such people have barely incentive to vote once, much less in multiple locales.

Such organized voter fraud as there is these days is perpetrated by Republicans, who need to cheat to win because the numbers are trending against them.

[Vern Humphrey]

Legally I mean.

I'm sure many of the homeless will be shown how by a kindly democrat.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...14-7-cent.html

Yes. There is a court ruling that a homeless person can cite a park bench or a heating grate as an address.

[lyman]

a homeless guy I know has his legal residence, as far as his Drivers license and mailing address at the post office for the zipcode he used to live in (when he had a house)

deliveries of stuff he orders go to his po box, or if Amazon or UPS deliveries, he puts down the road address for that post office,

works for him,


meanwhile he is relatively content living in his truck or storage unit