<p>When you transfer, do you need to contact the office of the registrar to let them know about the change of residence? </p>
<p>If so (or not, either way) would I vote as a member of the disrict wherein I reside or where I was previous to the start of the school year?</p>
<p>If not do you vote absentee for represaentatives of your local district?</p>
<p>You can vote in the in the elections pertinent to your PERMANENT RESIDENCE. Ask someone smart to send you a ABSENTEE BALLOT. Fill out the ballot (to save time and effort be sure vote a straight DEMOCRATIC TICKET). Stamp and mail it.</p>
<p>And remember, Republicans are filthy. They will screw you in a major way (and kill you if they can).</p>
<p>you must withdraw from housing!!! that's a definite!</p>
<p>starcatch, who are you talking to? what do you mean?</p>
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When you transfer, do you need to contact the office of the registrar to let them know about the change of residence?
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You basically register to vote in the new place. You can vote in the district of your school (by registering with that change of address) or you could vote from your original registration from your parents' house if you decide not to register with the new address.</p>
<p>haha, July4, if you were being serious, I think I love you.</p>
<p>I'm registered in Missouri still, since they still need my vote. Massachussetts will not need my vote, seing as it's the only state (plus the district) that voted for McGovern in 1972. Register wherever needs your vote (aka, a swing state, if you can)</p>
<p>hahaha i'm sorry, i definitely read this thread way too quickly before i posted.... sorry, sorry!</p>