If you’re referring to not registering in the county where I live, then I have two comments. First, as for your interpretation, I quote Artie Lange quoting Christian Bale – “Oh, good for you!”

Second, the law (which is butchered on that Wikipedia-based website that you linked) says that you have to re-register when you change your registered address. I’ve never changed my registered address for a variety of reasons which I don’t need to get into here.

The biggest reason, though, is that I’m still transient in my residency. In the past ten years I’ve lived in Ocean Township, Long Branch, West Long Branch, Tinton Falls, Asbury Park, and Deal. Sure, they’re all in the same county, but who’s to say that at the end of my current lease I won’t go back to Morris County or Mercer County or anywhere else? I plan on changing my county of residency once I purchase a home.

In essence, I’m under the same portion of the law that allows college students to remain registered in their hometowns versus where they attend college. That part of the law is not on the wiki site that you link and is called the “Primary Residence” clause. If a college student (or anyone, really) doesn’t consider their existing residence their primary residency (I do not consider where I currently rent as my primary residency), then they have the option of not registering where they currently live and remaining registered at their family address.

Your red and blue comments are lost on reality as I’m not registered as a Republican or Democrat and I vote for both. I don’t know who Garrett is, either.

Shouldn’t you be registered in the county of your residency? I mean Morris County is pretty red already and you could dilute blue where you are at. If it is to keep Garrett in office well don’t worry about him he’s safe.

Besides I interpret what you are doing to be against the law or certainly bending it. Why do you keep your parents address?

http://ballotpedia.org/wiki/index.php/Voting_laws_in_New_Jersey