> Is that possible to have no right to vote because you live in the wrong place? You don't have the right to vote in a city that you do not live in, and the wa

> Is that possible to have no right to vote because you live in the wrong place? You don't have the right to vote in a city that you do not live in, and the water system is controlled by the city in this case. I assume they can vote for county offices, and the county is now determining how best they can serve their residents now that the city is unable to.