<p>I really don’t understand this at all. There are some 470,000 college students in Ohio, many of whom are from other states. Let’s say that 100,000 are from out of state, just for discussion purposes. In today’s campus climate, the large majority of these students are likely to be registered Democrats and will vote for the Democratic candidates. Fine.</p>
<p>But, are they really Ohio residents? Are they paying Ohio income taxes? Or more pertinently, where do they state their address to be for Federal income tax purposes? It’s illegal to give a wrong address on a Federal income tax return.</p>
<p>So if a student at, let’s say Oberlin College, and lists their home in North Carolina as their mailing address on their Federal income tax return, are they being truthful in claiming Ohio residency for voting?</p>