I am obviously excited to vote this fall but have questions for you all. I am a student who resides an hour away from university but would like to vote at my home address (our house district is more competitive).
I am trying to decide between voting absentee or driving home to vote IRL. My cucked university is not letting us leave the city (leading me to consider voting absentee) but also may send us home midway through the semester. Adding another level of complexity, my university city is widely believed to have voter fraud (could describe if needed).
With these factors considered should I request and absentee ballot or try to vote IRL?
EDIT 1: To those of you saying that my university can't keep me from leading.. I totally agree however they are forcibly installing apps on our phone to track us. If we leave campus we can't come back for the semester.
Um, I'm not sure your university can prevent you from leaving the city....right? Sounds scary.
That's true... they are going to force us to install an app on our phone though to "track COVID-19 symptoms" which might have contact tracing/location stuff.
Leave the phone in your dorm. . .
Potentially, I may just run off campus and leave my phone.
Go home. Leave your phone. Vote in person
Say you are going to leave to go vote. If they try to stop you call Project Veritas & Breitbart.
The university is going to engage in unlawful restraint? In an attempt to disenfranchise you???
Yeah. . . Lawyer time!!!!!!
Go home and vote. Tell them you don't have a phone, and so can't install app.
They can't prevent you from leaving the city