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I know many non-English speaking or limited English speaking citizens. Why wouldn't you want them voting?

• AnimalMuppet 8y ago
  Side comment: We had a situation here where there was a candidate for a judge, whose name was Uno. (He was ethnically Japanese.) Well, in one of the counties where his name was on the ballot, Hispanics were more than 5% of the population. The election rules required that, for such counties, the ballot instructions be written in Spanish as well as in English. For the judgeship in question, voters were to vote for only one candidate. The translation of that instruction into Spanish was "Vota para uno"! Note well: I am not saying that citizens who don't speak English shouldn't vote.