Tulsi Gabbard declared her residency in Texas. Then she voted in Hawaii

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : There is also a presumption that if a voter takes up a new dwelling in another state, that new dwelling is their residence.
49% : " If a voter has more than one dwelling, there is a "presumption" that a voter's residence is the dwelling that is "subject to the homeowner's property tax exemption," state voting regulations say.
47% : It's not clear whether Gabbard could have run afoul of voting laws in Hawaii or property tax laws in Texas with her actions.
43% : "Requesting a homestead exemption in another state is strong evidence of an intention to abandon.
23% : After leaving elected office, Gabbard made a hard turn to the right, working as a Fox News contributor and endorsing and campaigning for Trump last year at events around the US.
12% : Trump has continued to press false claims of widespread voter fraud and demanded further actions by state and federal authorities to address it.

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