I'm sure there are some, perhaps I was too colloquial when I said nobody, but there is no widespread movement to give non-citizens the ability to vote in US ele

I'm sure there are some, perhaps I was too colloquial when I said nobody, but there is no widespread movement to give non-citizens the ability to vote in US elections. My main point is that opposition to voter ID wouldn't have much to do with that because that's not how voter registration works in the US. The post I had responded to was a mischaracterization of the reasons people are opposed to voter IDs. On the topic of residents voting, a city near me had a policy+budget allocation vote that allowed anyone who lived there and was over 13. My opinion on that is that I think that's pretty neat at a city level, but I don't think it makes sense to allow non citizens to vote in a federal election.