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Based on this reading, “people” elect the senate. If “people” includes travelers, does that mean travelers get to vote?
by duahncjak 7y ago
Based on this reading, “people” elect the senate. If “people” includes travelers, does that mean travelers get to vote?
- Spooky23 7y agoThey aren’t prohibited by the constitution. In many jurisdictions, non-citizen residents can vote in local elections.
- duahncjak 7y agoInteresting, I had no idea.
- kelnos 7y agoIt depends on state/city law. In San Francisco, for example, non-citizens who have school-age kids can vote in local school board elections (as of last year).