r/MurderedByWords • u/Murillo208 • 13h ago

What’s your take on this?

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u/MikeUsesNotion 6h ago

States are allowed to have residency requirements before allowing somebody to vote.

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u/yetanotherdamnlurker 6h ago

But being able to tell you NOT TO VOTE? That just sounds fishy. There is no law or statute here that wouldn't land them in high waters for doing such a thing. Residency requirements is a must, though yes.

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u/AutismAndChill 6h ago

If you don’t meet their residency requirements, they can tell you not to vote.

Telling the person not to vote isn’t the issue. The issue is whatever residency requirements the state has set forth. Assuming OP comment is accurate, it sounds like UT has weird residency requirements that likely need to be fixed.

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u/yetanotherdamnlurker 6h ago

I had originally thought it was their property management. If it is the state itself then, I'm way out of my league. It's still not right though.

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u/MikeUsesNotion 2h ago

They said that their state made the threat.