Yes

Until they can pass a citizenship test to demonstrate their knowledge of US history and politics, foreigners are not ready to make decisions on behalf of US citizens. Furthermore, a nation cannot be governed by outsiders. We do not expect to have a say in the laws and governance of other nations. It's preposterous for a non citizen to vote.

If someone isn't a legal citizen of The United States, they legally do not have citizenship which comes with the right to vote and other amenities. If they aren't citizens, they shouldn't get the same rights as immigrants that have come to America legally and worked hard to get a green card.

Only U.S. citizens should be allowed to vote. People who legally reside in the U.S. should be allowed to vote because it's our country and we should be the ones who decide who gets to run it.

Citizenship status is essential to sovereignty. Non citizens do not have a right to vote in our elections.

Only citizens should be allowed to vote. Non-citizens do not share our culture, history, and life experiences, so they shouldn't have a right to influence domestic policy.

I believe that foreigners or anyone undocumented should go through the due process of becoming a citizen through the citizenship exam to become educated voters.

I think foreigners shouldn’t be able to vote because they are not from the country, and most likely don’t understand the politics.

From the colonial era to 1926, noncitizens could legally vote in many states, and by the late 19th century, at least 22 states and territories allowed noncitizens to vote in order to encourage immigration and settlement. Noncitizens, including unauthorized immigrants, pay billions in federal and local taxes. Allowing noncitizens to vote in local or regional elections is an established practice in over 40 countries worldwide, including Sweden and Norway. One of the primary "No" arguments—that noncitizens will illegally flood federal elections—is not supported by empirical…  Read more data. In fact, multiple studies, including an analysis of 23.5 million votes in 2016, found that suspected noncitizen voting accounted for just 0.0001% of ballots. Noncitizens face up to five years in prison and deportation for even registering to vote in federal elections, which serves as a massive deterrent. Jurisdictions that allow noncitizen voting in local elections often use separate ballots or registration lists to ensure these voters cannot participate in state or federal races.

Foreigners without citizenship should not be allowed to vote because it could cause a mass migration into the US just to sway an election, without getting a proper idea of actual American ideals.

They should not have the right to vote because they are not U.S citizens. We do not go into other countries and vote in their land because we are not citizens.

Foreigners shouldn't vote in US elections because they don't need to focus on a country they're not from, rather they should focus on their countries elections or they should focus changing their country if they dont like it.

The vote should be allowed for US Citizens. If the foreigner wants to vote, they need to follow the path to legal citizenship.

I think instead of strict regulations on voting, it should be easier for people to obtain citizenship. Foreigners are also affected by what is being voted on.

https://www.statista.com/chart/34074/us-industries-highest-share-of-the-workforce-undocumented-immigrants/?srsltid=AfmBOopUyl5W0PzUKfHtQf9HxhC7xVPsIXLkPB5qJpyh7hommWJsaY8X

If they are a citizen of this country they can vote. If you aren’t a citizen you shouldn’t have a say in federal elections that effect citizens

I think foreigners' right to vote should be limited to local elections and only if they are permanent residents. They should not have the ability to elect the US president unless they become citizens.

Foreigners are inclined to vote for and elect officials that allow their illegal immigration, hence decreasing the American democracy and interests represented in elections.

Foreigners have zero moral claim to vote in another nation's elections. They can participate in their own countries. Immigration should be radically curtailed—merit-based, low-volume, high-assimilation only, with immediate deportation for violations and no path to citizenship for most. The franchise belongs exclusively to citizens by birth or rigorous naturalization after proven loyalty. Anything else is not democracy; it is the suicide of nations by inviting the world to vote on the spoils. Natives have the right to say: this is our house. You don't get to move in and vote on remodeling it into something unrecognizable.

Voting rights in a democracy are traditionally tied to citizenship because voting is not just about living in a country, but about being a full member of its political community with long-term obligations and accountability. Allowing non-citizens to vote risks weakening the link between political power and civic belonging, since foreign residents may be subject to different loyalties, may not face the same enduring consequences of policy decisions, and can leave the country without long-term responsibility for the outcomes they helped shape. Citizenship provides a clear, stable boundary for who “the people” are in self-government, whereas residency alone makes that boundary fluid and potentially inconsistent.

Yes Foreigners are not from here, but if they are working as hard or even harder as a person who is born here, they should be able to vote, of course with minimums such as 5 years residency and legal status.

Some of these foreigners may be a better understanding of the current political standings and may have backgrounds in fields like governance that would allow them to make better choices.

If you are illegal and are here voting, you will vote for the politicin whos policys support open boarders which would allow you who is illegal, to stay in this coutry that is a major advantage to swing election in a close race a politicin can send illegals who have no voter id to swing states and other states that have no required voter id to swing elections.

granting foreigners the right to vote undermines the core principle that democratic decision making should be reserved for those who have fully committed to the political community through citizenship because only citizens share the long term obligations and consequences of national policies and allowing noncitizens to vote could weaken the meaning of citizenship reduce incentives for integration and introduce concerns about outside influence while alternatives like easier naturalization can promote inclusion without changing voting rules

Foreigners should not be allowed to vote because this is not their country and they were not from here.

Constitutional rights are granted to US citizens. If you're not a citizen, you don't have our rights. That's not to say they shouldn't be treated with dignity and respect. Also, if you want the constitution to apply to illegal immigrants, it must be applied in full. This includes the right to bear arms.

If too many illegals come into our country and vote for someone who supports open border then everyone will come in and cause problems

I think that if you aren't familiar with our country and are just visiting you shouldn't have the option to vote.