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In response to "It seems like it shouldn't be legal, but on the other hand "I will relocate if hired" is common and not unethical. -- nm" by Max

I could almost accept that, but the article didn't even imply she would do that.

Posted by Strongbad (aka Rambler14) Jul 20 '18, 10:20

I'm not sure how many cases there are in the US, but I know of 1 sitting US House Rep in Georgia that does not live in the District he represents, openly admits it, and has gotten re-elected several times.

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oh, huh, I assumed "resident when elected" also meant after too. To me I think the job where that's most important is police officers. -- nm* - Max Jul 20, 10:32
She probably doesn't expect to win, rather she is running to highlight an issue. -- nm - Roger More Jul 20, 10:22

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I could almost accept that, but the article didn't even imply she would do that.

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