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Lauren Boebert loses her Colorado House seat
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I helped with that, and now I’m moving out of her district on Monday 😁
Thank you for your service. 🫡
Not all heroes wear capes!
Now I'm wondering of its legal to sublet an apartment in a swing state, to someone in a state that doesn't need their vote, so that they can help push it over the edge.
I checked and it varies from state to state, but you only have to have an address for a month in some States too be able to vote there, and if you have two addresses, you get to pick which you want to vote for.
So basically, 2 months before an election, I could subtlet my apartment to someone for like, $1, they wouldn't even have to move or visit or anything. They update their voter registry, and once their ballot arrives, I can mail it to then to fill out and sign. They can then mail it in from there, or mail it back to me and I'll drop it off.
As far as I can tell, there are no reasons why this wouldn't work