Why only Citizen Voting?
Non-Citizen Voting in the United States
Cities and counties across the country are allowing non-citizens, generally green card holders but sometimes people that are not here legally, to vote in elections.
Check out what is happening in each state
| State with “only citizens can vote” laws |
| State voting on “only citizen voting” laws in 2023 |
| State that Americans for Citizen Voting is working in |
| State/Municipality voting to allow non-citizen voting in 2023 |
| State/Municipality has efforts to allow non-citizen vote |
| State/Munipality has laws allowing non-citizen voting |
Current news on citizen voting
Texas Naturalized Citizens share their stories on citizenship and how important it is to them that Only US Citizens vote in US elections.
Texas Naturalized Citizens share thoughts on citizenship
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Texas Naturalized Citizens share their stories and how important it is to them that Only US Citizens vote in US elections.
We talked to Texas Naturalized Citizens and they shared their thoughts on what citizenship and voting mean to them.![]()
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Texas Naturalized Citizens share thoughts on voting
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A group of Texas Naturalized Citizens share their thoughts on what citizenship and voting mean to them.
Texans! We need your help! Please contact the Governor ask that he call for the legislature to pass the Citizen Only Voting Amendment
Ask Governor Abbott to ensure Only Citizens should vote in Texas Elections
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Email Governor Abbott to address Citizen Only Voting in the Special Session
US House Committee hearing on the ACE act and whether the Russian Ambassador can vote.
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US House Committee hearing on the American Confidence in Elections discussing Washington DC allow the Russian Ambassador to vote
"The California Court of Appeal said that Proposition N, which was passed by the city's voters in 2016, is permissible under the state's Constitution and under the City Charter. Under Proposition N, noncitizen residents who are adult parents or guardians of children under 19 living in the city to vote in board elections." Noncitizens who live in San Francisco will continue to be allowed to vote in school board elections, a court ruled Tuesday.