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...went after policemen and firemen and teachers who did not live in the city but claimed the city as their residence," Samp says. "Many believed that if you were born in Cambridge, you had a right to vote in Cambridge for the rest of your life no matter where you lived...
...Samp says the crackdown was necessary because people who are not residents of Cambridge "find it politically advantageous" to vote in Cambridge...
...Samp recalls that students at Harvard and MIT began to register to vote in earnest after the passage of the 26th Amendment lowered the voting age from...
...When a student [became] eligible to register at 18, he had three years to go at school," Samp says. "There was much more readiness on his part to register to vote in Cambridge...
...Samp says it bothers him that students who are registered to vote in Cambridge do not necessarily consider the city their home...