In most countries, suffrage, the right to vote, is generally limited to citizens of the country. Some countries, however, extend limited voting rights to resident non-citizens.
Yes but only if they plan to stay and not leave in the future.
@9YNP6WFIndependent4 days
Yes, But only living in the country for 3 years
No, only U.S. citizens should be allowed to vote, if they are not living in the U.S. for the rest of their lives then they should not be allowed to vote.
@9YN758DConstitution5 days
depends if there legal or not
As long as they are citizens of the country they should be allowed to vote.
Yes, if they become legal citizen
If they follow the laws and pay taxes.
Yes, but only if they are citizens of the USA
Only if they change to American Citizen.
Yes but they have to be legal and be a registered American
Green card for 5 years can vote. Illegal No voting. Legally can vote
Yes, but as long as they stayed in America for a year.
Yes, if they are a citizen or plan on becoming one.
Yes, but only after living in the the country for 2 years
yes as long as they go through naturalizations process.
Yes, but after living in the country for five years and pay taxes.
Only landowners should be allowed to vote
Only if in the process of becoming legal and paying taxes.
as long as the elections will affect them An example is migrant workers with work visa or children of illegal immigrants
Once they are legally a u.s. citizen
Yes, only after living in the US for 5 years and paying taxes.
Yes, but only if they pay taxes and are planning to become a U.S. Citizen or are going through the process of becoming a U.S. Citizen.
Yes,but only if they go through a legalization process.
I believe that if they are effected by the politics in the United States, they should have the right to vote.
If they’re legal citizens
Yes, only if they have citizenship though
Yes, they have to pay taxes and follow the laws
yes, but only after being here for at least a year
If the foreiner(s) are U.S. citizens than yes.
If they are legal citizens I don't see the issue
Yes, but only if they have basic knowledge of the US government and how it works.
Yes, if their paying some type of tax into the system.
yes but they have to be legal
yes they should be legal
No, only citizens of a country should be allowed to vote.
Yes but only if they have lived in the country 5 years and indicate they are pursuing citizenship/permanent residence
Only if they plan on becoming a citizen.
Yes, if they are a citizen there is no difference between a citizen born in america and a citizen who lives in the same place.
Yes but only if they hold a US Citizenship
Yes they should because some of them may even know more than a citizen
If they are a legal foreigner and has been living in the U.S. legally for about 5 years, yes
Yes, as long as they become US citizens and pay taxes.
Only if the become a US citizen
if you live in the U.S. you should have the right to vote.
They should have the right to vote if they become a citizen.
Yes if they plan to stay there for the next 4 years
Yes, but only f they are a legal citizen and have been living in the U.S. for a least 2 years.
The foreigners that are legally here should be allowed to vote unless on a work visa and if they are here illegally.
They must live in the US for a minimum of five years and pay state and federal income tax.
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