You're registered to vote there. But that doesn't necessarily mean that that's where these residency rules are just so fluid. What defines a resident is different between each jurisdiction. So If somebody lives in Kansas, they permanently move, let's say, to Florida, they keep their voter registration in Kansas, you still consider them a registered voter? An eligible voter, I should say. Well, if they're registered in Florida. No. And so what we do is we do the national change of address. That's what I'm getting, getting to. (45:55–46:09)
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Questions the status of voter registration when a person moves states but retains registration in the previous state.
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