It depends. The easy way to figure out which state is what state are your parents eligible to vote in? What state do they file taxes for yearly. Just because you live somewhere and may even own a home, it does not make you a resident. Heck ask Dad to take his LES out it will show his residency on the LES.
For example, you could be eligible for both CA and Tenn/KY if you're a military brat and one of the parents is a resident of one state and the other from another state, but you can't do both.
~ Bullet was AF, and an AK resident, but because I got my license while residing in NC, where we owned a home, I was no longer considered an AK resident. DS was able to chose which state he would apply for the nom.
However, if I had kept my AK license, even though we owned a home in NC, and none in AK, we would have been deemed AK residents since he was a military member and we were forced to move to NC due to the AF.