Why candidate residences won't be a Senate issue | Thomas Elias
THOMAS ELIAS: The U.S. Constitution does not require senators to be registered voters in the states they represent, but only to be “inhabitants.”
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THOMAS ELIAS: The U.S. Constitution does not require senators to be registered voters in the states they represent, but only to be “inhabitants.”
There’s no doubt that if interim Democratic Sen. LaPhonza Butler, appointed in October to occupy the late Dianne Feinstein’s California seat in the U.S. Senate, had opted to try keeping the job for the next full term, her residency would have become a major campaign issue. That’s because Butler, who lived many years in Los […]
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