I believe that this causes confusion, and I do believe it could lead to the determination, when this law is implemented, that college students will be able to choose their domicile, as of today, at their university while also keeping their domicile at home, thus increasing the opportunities for somebody to make a bad decision and try and cast two votes.
Loudermilk expresses concerns about potential voting confusion due to the bill's provisions for college students.
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