<p>for 5 months...and made the major mistake of voting ...registered in Arizona..i didn't realize it might jeopardize ..i am moving back to California in a month..i dont like it here,
question is..am i still a resident of california? i really dont want to pay out of state fees..i am poor.
can i apply for a fee waiver? or must i be a resident for that?also i dropped out of high school after 2 1/2 years AND got the G.E.D. ..it says i could have had an exemption if i completed 3 years of high school!
arrrgg! this is so frustrating! I didnt even realize i could have voted in california on the ballot..since ive only been here in az for 5 months..i was hoping to go to school in CA in jan 13....but that voting mistake may cost me a year delay?</p>
<p>Registering to vote in AZ is clear indication that you considered AZ to be your residence. If you had a place in CA that you considered your “permanent” address, you would have contacted the Board of Elections there, and asked for an absentee ballot. </p>
<p>Move back to CA. Stay there. Fix your residence issues.</p>
<p>OR</p>
<p>Study in AZ.</p>
<p>after living here i did not want to stay,but need to save money to move back.
a few weeks ago,i asked around about voting,and was told i needed to register in az to vote here
i had no idea it would come back to haunt me.
i had no intention of staying here…i just wanted to vote.
i thought i had to register in az to vote here
i cant believe that mistake is costing me a year in school!</p>
<p>FWIW, AZ residents can go to CA state schools for 150% of AZ state tuition. It is not the end of the world. :-)</p>