States generally look at where you’re domiciled (your permanent home) and whether you meet residency tests. That can include how many days you spend in the state, whether you own or rent a home there, and practical ties such as a driver’s license, voter registration, or where your primary residence is located. No single factor controls — states look at the full picture.
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