State Constitution
The California Constitution states: “A United States citizen 18 years of age and resident in this State may vote.”
Cities Allowing Non-Citizen Voting
Hayward
Allows non-citizens to serve on City Council appointed Commissions (11/2020) – Source
Oakland
Allows noncitizen residents who are parents, legal guardians, or legal caregivers of a public school student to vote for school board directors (11/2022) – Source
San Francisco
“Current local law allows certain non-citizens to vote in San Francisco’s Board of Education (School Board) elections.” (11/2016) – Source