Can a person be on a town board in Indiana but their drivers lic. and cars are registered in another state for over 1 year now.

The residency requirement will be a matter of record. If the board member was duly elected. though, it will be hard to get him off the town board. Once elected the person holds a property right interest in the his commission as representative of the people. That he remains in office until his term expires is constitutional.

So, unless you have other proof (e.g. that he is a felon and he withheld that information fraudulently from the voters.....) start mounting a drive to vote the board member off at the next election.

The ballot box is the best way in a democracy to keep things in check.

Check with a lawyer in your locale to discuss more of the details.

Good luck to you.

God bless.

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