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Permanent residency does not address voting rights in the slightest. Permanent residents may not vote in federal elections or most state elections, and despite
by jen20 5y ago
Permanent residency does not address voting rights in the slightest. Permanent residents may not vote in federal elections or most state elections, and despite a proposal to allow voting in the New York City mayoral election made at the start of 2020, it does not appear to be the case even for that.
Remote work is indeed the new norm though.
- blinkingled 5y agoI am well aware that PR doesn't provide voting rights - I just worded that sentence wrong - I meant to say former (PR) addresses VISA issues and Citizenship which basically requires 5 years residency on PR - addresses the voting part. Reworded.