Should foreigners, currently residing in the United States, have the right to vote?

They should be allowed to vote if they are residing in the nation from 10-15 years and are legal citizens of the country with passport, aadhar, voter id and other documents. Ownership of property is also considered.

only as long as they are a citizen unless in local elections

Yes, But the ones who are living in the country for 4 years & the ones who Have contributed for the economy, are Working officials, live here for higher studies, etc

Only Indian citizens would vote, but the process of granting citizenship should be eased.

No, unless they spent a lot time in India and have the proper citizenship.

Only if they have been continuously living in the country for a decade or more

Only after they get citizenship.

No, Only indian citizens should be given the right to vote

Only indian citizens should be given the right to vote

Only if they emigrated with all the legal documents

If they pay taxes and are in India legally, then yes. If they came here because of persecution, they should seek permission from the government to vote.

Anyone who has atleast lived 7 years and pays taxes should be allowed to vote

If he have citizenship of India then they rights to vote.

Yes, only if they have procured Indian citizenship and have denounced their old one.

They should have a right to vote only if they have understood the situation of the country and are well versed with the candidates history

If they gain citizenship then yes.

Yes, but only after living in this country for 25 years

They should be allowed to vote in only local elections initially and after 10 years they see should be allowed to vote in any election

No, only if they have British citizenship

Nobody should vote. Those that vote for a leader shouldn't get to pick who leads them

Yes, if they intend to be a permanent / long lasting resident

Yes, but after they have been living in the country for 18 years

No and abolish democracy

Yes, but only after living in the country for between 5 - 10 years, and even then, they will only be allowed to vote only in local elections, until they become full-fledged citizens of the United States

Individual States and localities should be able to decide for themselves

Yes, they should be allowed to vote if they intend to live in the US for an extended period of time

Yes, but only once they receive an American Passport

Yes, If you are a legal citizen then you should have the right to vote.

Yes, if they plan to live in the United States for 4 years or more

Yes, if they pay their taxes, were a citizen long enough, and were investigated in case of crime or connected to terrorists.

Yes because it may in the future affect them based on who they chose.

Yes, but only after living in the country for 10 years and pays for taxes

Yes, unless they have murdered that's not in self defense, or committed a violent crime

Yes, if they are legal citizens. All taxpayers deserve the right to vote.

not if they are not citizens of the united states.

Yes, unless they have murdered not in self defense, or committed a violent crime

Yes, if they plan to become a permanent citizen (legal or not).

Yes, anyone who pays taxes, lives, or works here should be able to vote. But, if it is just for work or temporary citizenship, it should only be for local elections.

Yes, they should, but only if they're permanent residents or after becoming legal citizens.

Only if a citizen.

if they become a us citizen

No, only legal citizens should be allowed to vote; therefore, the path to becoming a legal citizen should be made a WHOLE LOT EASIER. It's not a racial issue, those who make it one are the real rascists- just watch "how to become a tyrant" on netflix. What I mean by "a WHOLE LOT EASIER" is quite radical and socialist, even with the democratic party being that way A LOT: Pressure other countries which are poor and causing poor helpless immigrants to migrate here the illegal way (without IDENTIFICATION, that's al illegal means in immigration terminology! Just do…  Read more a few internet searches on dictionaries before writing infuriating reports/comments!) to clean up their act and advance their countries, getting the US constitution as every nation's constitution- with some innovations to accommodate their peoples, and written in their languages. The US could do deals with these countries to go in with their military and give people food and water in trucks, as well as seeds, passionate fundraising Americans, teachers, a cultural influx that will revolutionize their countries, while we try as hard as we can to make sure we're not spending to much (a minimalist approach, but addressing the problem in a safe and gradual manner that doesn't divide our country on how we should spend our money).

Yes, they should, but only if they're permanent residents or after planning to become legal U.S. citizens.

Yes, but only if they're permanent residents or after they become legal citizens.

Yes, but after living in the US after a certain amount of time

Yes, but only if they're permanent residents or planning to become legal citizens.

No Abolish democracy

Abolish democracy

id have to think about this one