"If I understand it right, the core of our disagreement seems to be that I consider everyone who wants to move somewhere a stakeholder who should be able to vot

"If I understand it right, the core of our disagreement seems to be that I consider everyone who wants to move somewhere a stakeholder who should be able to vote, and you only consider people who already are somewhere." I don't know if that's the core of our disagreement but I certainly do disagree with that. I think that I need a new term - I continue to use the word "stakeholder" but I am open-minded to the idea that someone who works in a place or consumes services in a place ... or even vacations in a place could be considered a stakeholder, of sorts. I, on the other hand, am trying to distinguish people who have skin in the game - who have dedicated their life energies and life savings to a particular community. We need to draw that line somehow and I think the purchase of real property is a decent candidate.