excalibur
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We need to protect the Citizens rights, not the non-citizens. Or citizenship doesn't mean anything, except being a slave to the DC swamp.
Polling has shown that a large majority of Americans oppose allowing non-U.S. citizens to vote in elections.
On Election Day, voters backed up that sentiment.
Eight states had citizen-only voting initiatives on their ballots Nov. 5. These initiatives passed by wide margins in each state.
Separately, a measure in Santa Ana, California, that would have opened the door for non-citizens to vote in citywide elections was soundly defeated.
"Voters in eight states sent a very clear and unmistakable message: Only citizens should vote," Paul Jacob, a board member at Americans for Citizen Voting, said. "Every ballot measure passed by whopping margins."
In Iowa, 76% of voters said noncitizens should not be able to vote. In Idaho, 65% did. The same is true in Kentucky (62%), Missouri (68%), North Carolina (77.6%), Oklahoma (81%), South Carolina (86%) and Wisconsin (70%), as The Center Square previously reported.
In Santa Ana, California, voters rejected Measure DD with 62.5% of voters opposing the initiative that would have allowed the city to adopt an ordinance allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections.
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Polling has shown that a large majority of Americans oppose allowing non-U.S. citizens to vote in elections.
On Election Day, voters backed up that sentiment.
Eight states had citizen-only voting initiatives on their ballots Nov. 5. These initiatives passed by wide margins in each state.
Separately, a measure in Santa Ana, California, that would have opened the door for non-citizens to vote in citywide elections was soundly defeated.
"Voters in eight states sent a very clear and unmistakable message: Only citizens should vote," Paul Jacob, a board member at Americans for Citizen Voting, said. "Every ballot measure passed by whopping margins."
In Iowa, 76% of voters said noncitizens should not be able to vote. In Idaho, 65% did. The same is true in Kentucky (62%), Missouri (68%), North Carolina (77.6%), Oklahoma (81%), South Carolina (86%) and Wisconsin (70%), as The Center Square previously reported.
In Santa Ana, California, voters rejected Measure DD with 62.5% of voters opposing the initiative that would have allowed the city to adopt an ordinance allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections.
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Americans make it clear: Noncitizens should not vote in U.S. elections
(The Center Square) – Polling has shown that a large majority of Americans oppose allowing non-U.S. citizens to vote in elections.