Try the political quiz
+

Sort by

Filters

Discussions tagged as:

Choose more filters:

Options

 @9MC5XW7 from Michigan answered…30mins30m

All politicians should be required to take a mental competency test in order to hold office and we should place term lim…

 @9MC5XW7 from Michigan answered…30mins30m

I believe that being the president should be the most scrutinized position in the country and I believe that providing t…

 @9MC5XW7 from Michigan answered…1hr1H

I believe that requiring an ID to vote can be a good idea. We require an ID for lots of things, and for voting it seems…

 @9MC5XW7 from Michigan answered…1hr1H

I don't necessarily think the electoral college should be abolished but I believe that gerrymandering at the state and l…

 @9MBXCGQ from Pennsylvania answered…12hrs12H

I think anyone should be allowed to vote if they pay taxes but should be encouraged to educate themselves first

 @9MBWDZ8 from West Virginia answered…13hrs13H

If they are a legal citizen and pay taxes like the rest of us, then yes they should have the right to vote.

 @9MBTCF7 from Kansas answered…15hrs15H

Yes, but only after 5 years of living in the country and only if they're planning on permanently residing in the US.

 @9MBSR72 from North Carolina answered…15hrs15H

Yes, anybody who pays taxes should be eligible to vote, but voters should be required to pass a very basic test demonstr…

 @9MBR3ZV from Louisiana answered…17hrs17H

No, but I feel like the popular vote being entirely legally separate from the Electoral Vote makes elections feel far to…

 @9MBL5QW from Utah answered…19hrs19H

I think that they should have lived in the U.S. long enough that they know how the voting system works and they can make…

 @9MBHPKX from South Carolina answered…20hrs20H

I think that they should make becoming at citizen easier than the do if they say you have to be a citizen to vote

 @9MBGKPN from Pennsylvania answered…21hrs21H

The US should have some kind of system that reads who the people in the state are voting for and then votes for the pres…

 @9MBGKPN from Pennsylvania answered…21hrs21H

If they have become us citizen or have lived in the use at lest 3 years and trying to become a citizen they can vote.

 @9MBCWWV from Louisiana answered…22hrs22H

No, but it should at least be changed to be more fair and a more of a benefit for the U.S. citizens.

 @9MBCNLW from Louisiana answered…22hrs22H

no, but it should be readjusted to be more fair to the people in the country, those who are affected by the decisions.

 @9MBC989from Guam  answered…23hrs23H

If they're lawful permanent residents or naturalised citizens, then they should have the right to vote