Sen. Dick Lugar (R-IN) is facing the latest round of questions over an issue in his re-election race: He lives mainly in northern Virginia, and has not owned a home in Indiana itself since 1977, when he sold his old family home the year after he was first elected to the Senate.
And in the latest twist, he is facing questions not just about his lack of a home in the state — but which address is on his state driver’s license. The ABC affiliate in Indianapolis reports, from a Lugar appearance in the city on Monday:
Lugar also owns a farmhouse where his son lives, but he said he will not take that as his official residence because it wouldn’t be accurate.
Lugar said he isn’t sure what address is on his Indiana driver’s license but presumes it was from the house he no longer owns.
