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The history and current state of voting rights for non-citizens in the United States
Undocumented immigrants are not being given a blanket right to vote in U.S. federal or state elections: federal law prohibits noncitizen voting and criminalizes registration and voting by aliens , and...
are not legally permitted to vote in federal elections and generally cannot vote in state elections; federal criminal law makes voting by “aliens” unlawful and creates penalties that can include impri...
If by “Section 4” the question refers to the constitutional Elections Clause (Article I, Section 4) and a resulting dispute over who is entitled to a House seat, the matter moves first through state r...
in is illegal and documented to occur, but the best available reporting shows it is extremely rare in detectable numbers; claims that it is rampant are contradicted by multiple audits and expert analy...
A cluster of — ranging from to — currently permit in local elections by using or council ordinances that define "qualified voters" without requiring U.S. citizenship (; ; ) . That power flows from and...
’s push to let lawful noncitizen residents vote in municipal elections was rejected by state courts at every level, culminating in a 6–1 decision by that the state constitution “draws a firm line rest...
A small but growing set of municipalities and permit noncitizen residents to vote in certain local elections, typically with narrow limits — for example, only in races or only if the resident is a par...
False claims that in significant numbers have driven legislative proposals, mass list-matching exercises, high-profile purges and litigation since 2020, even as audits and independent research find su...
Aliens (non‑U.S. citizens) are categorically barred from voting in federal elections; federal law makes it a crime for a noncitizen to vote for President, Vice President, members of Congress or other ...
No reliable evidence in the supplied sources shows that a person who was not a U.S. citizen at the time of election ever served in the U.S. House or Senate; the Constitution sets explicit citizenship ...