by Ed Naile

And here is what CNHT has been saying for 15 years:

If you come to New Hampshire from another state to steal our votes you are still liable for the laws in your state of residence/domicile.

Case in point:

Jared Steven Cram thinks he can vote in Philadelphia in municipal elections and maximize his vote by voting national elections in New Hampshire by playing the game of “In my mind I was a resident of New Hampshire when I voted there.” Many of our officials in NH would encourage Jared Steven Cram by saying there is nothing they can do about it because the word domicile is so vague.

That is exactly the opposite of what the truth is.

Take a look at Jared Steven Cram’s phony argument in light of Pennsylvania Consolidated Law 1302 (b)

(b) Rules for determination. The following apply:
(1) That the place shall be considered the residence of an individual in which habitation is fixed and to which, whenever the individual is absent, the individual has the intention of returning.

(2) An individual shall not be considered to have lost residence if the individual leaves home and goes into another state or another election district for temporary purposes only, with the intention of returning.

(3) An individual shall not be considered to have gained a residence in an election district if the individual comes into that district for temporary purposes only, without the intention of making that election district a permanent place of abode.

(4) If an individual removes to another state with the intention of making that state the permanent residence, the individual shall be considered to have lost residence in this Commonwealth.

(5) If an individual removes to another state with the intention of remaining there an indefinite time and making that state the place of residence, the individual shall be considered to have lost residence in this Commonwealth, notwithstanding an intention to return at some indefinite future period.

(6) If an individual goes into another state and, while there, votes in an election held by that state, the individual shall be considered to have lost residence in this Commonwealth.

(7) An individual employed in the service of the Federal Government or of the Commonwealth and required thereby to be absent from the municipality where the individual resided when entering that employment and the spouse of the individual may remain registered in the district where the individual resided immediately prior to entering that employment, and the individual and the spouse shall be enrolled in the political party designated by the individual or spouse without declaring a residence by street and number.

Jared Steven Cram’s Philadelphia County Voter History clearly shows he registered on August 31, 2005 and voted regularly from then up until the most recent Philadelphia election in May of 2014.

Since Jared Steven Cram did not notify Pa. that he abandoned Pa. as his residence (the term used in Pa statute) he is and has been since 2005 a registered Pa. voter stealing votes from New Hampshire citizens once in 2008 and twice in 2012.