Why does the Application for Addition to the Checklist require a description of where my principal dwelling is located? Why isnt it sufficient to just give a mailing address?
The Town Clerk must be given enough information to determine whether you live in the town where you are registering, and in some communities the clerk must decide what voting district you live in. It is therefore important to include the number, street name, and apartment number on the registration form. If you live in a dormitory or other institution you must include the dorm or building name and room number, not just a box number because the campus may be split between more than one district.
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