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> If the latter, renters get the same one vote per person as everybody else. Well, that's not quite true -- there's many (highly paid) immigrants living in my
by jldugger 5y ago
> If the latter, renters get the same one vote per person as everybody else.
Well, that's not quite true -- there's many (highly paid) immigrants living in my building. None of them can vote on housing policy even though it directly affects their lives.
- jjav 5y ago> > If the latter, renters get the same one vote per person as everybody else. > Well, that's not quite true -- there's many (highly paid) immigrants living in my building. But the variable there is immigration status, not homeownership status. Non-citizen immigrants who are homeowners don't get a vote either.