Yes

U.S. Citizens only should be allowed to vote. Non-Citizens do not have any stake in our government.

Foreigners should vote when they have become a citizen. It doesn;t matter if they are not born in the land they are still able to vote!

Only citizens should be able to vote. Unfortunately, a lot of foreigners living in the U.S. are illegal immigrants, and they shouldn't be able to vote if they couldn't go through the process of coming here illegally. Would you let someone who broke into your house make decisions on what you had in your house?

Why would we want to allow illegal immigrants to vote? Obviously they would vote for the party that isn't enforcing immigration laws, the democratic party, and would always vote for them because they know that the Democratic party doesn't uphold the law.

Foreigners are not citizens, so they do not deserve to have a say on our country's voting administration. There are legal ways to immigrate, it's America first, illegal immigrants do NOT get to make changes when they aren't even citizens.

They are not United States Citizens so why should they be able to vote on the problems of the United States.

Foreigners are coming from destroyed countries, and they are destroyed for a reason. we don't need them to bring their rbad ideas into our political system like socialism or communism cause it didn't work over their why would it work over here

A foreigner regardless of whether or not they are currently residing in the US is still a foreigner and should not be able to vote. The constitution gives all citizens the right to vote not all foreigners the right to vote. The citizens are the ones paying the taxes and are the ones who deserve to decide how and where their money is spent. If we give foreigners the right to vote the clear line in the voting process becomes blurred, potentially leading to other lines becoming blurred.

They may not be America first. They are possibly criminals and voting for their own benefits, damaging the country and putting many in danger.

If you are not a citizen you do not have the right to vote as you have no affiliation with the country

People who are not citizens of the US should not be allowed to vote for anything as they are not citizens therefore it is not their right to vote for US presidents or officials

Only U.S. Citizens should be allowed to vote as outlined in the Constitution. Immigrants can become U.S. Citizens if they would like to participate.

If they are illegal, they shouldn't be able to vote. messes with our true voting system and screws with who gets elected

To be a legal american citizen you need to be 18 years of age, be a lawful permanent resident for 5 years or more, and meet certain requirements to demonstrate good morals. To legally vote in america you have to be 18, no criminal record, and fit the requirements. of an American citizen. The only factors between these two statements are you need to be a legal american citizen but I say if they have been in america for longer than five years and show no signs of harm to the community they can be considered legal in america to vote.

They are not of this country, not citizens, and therefore to not qualify to submit an action within our republic.

Foreigners residing in the US should be allowed to vote if they are paying taxes, additionally if they are paying taxes they should get a chance at citizenship.

Only U.S. Citizens should have the right to vote on how the U.S. is controlled. I do not think that if all of Canada came and visited for voting day that they should be able to vote that day.

If they are illegal then they shouldn't vote if they aren't they by all means you came in here the legal way

More than 140 countries allow non-citizens to vote in some form, usually in local elections.
Non-citizens often work, pay taxes, and live for years in a country, so they are affected by its laws. In some cases, allowing voting rights is linked to higher civic participation and better integration into society.

They are not natural citizens, and should not have a say it what our government does. If they don’t like it they can go somewhere else, don’t make my country like the one you left. If you want benefits and rights, do the work and become a citizen and assimilate.

American citizens should elect American leaders, I cant nor do i want to go to Mexico and vote in their elections because it's not my country and i haven't earned the right to elect their leaders.

I just think that anyone who is living in U.S. territory should have a say as to who they want to run their country.

I think if they are legal or in the process of being legal they should have the right to vote but if they are criminals and or only here illegally they shouldn't vote.

No, they should not because they came here without permission. But can be given the chance to gain rights by becoming American.

America first not illegal aliens. Aliens don’t contribute to society so they shouldn’t have a choice in politics

If they're not paying taxes they shouldn't be able to decide things over people who are paying taxes.

They are not citizens and are illegal and in a somewhat rascist way I would leave this country before they got the right to vote. Because of how much I dont like them.

they should only be able to vote as long as they have lived in the united states states for at least five year

Elections determine who is a member of the political community, not just who lives there, so voting should only be available to citizens. Laws can affect foreigners, but citizenship entails full political membership and formal allegiance, which noncitizens do not have. Therefore, the strongest argument against granting noncitizens the right to vote is that they shouldn't be able to influence a country's government just because they live there.

They committed a crime illegally coming into our country, they shouldn't decide who is next president is

If the foreigners are living in the U.S full time then they should be allowed to vote but if they're planning on moving out of the U.S any time soon then they shouldn't be able to vote on a president who won't even impact them at all.

If there is no follow through with the process laid out on how to get to citizenship, why follow the process at all?

That's bad because they could be voting for a person who will only help their country and not AMERICA

They don’t know our customs, so how should they be able to vote on these customs and traditions. But some should still be able to if they secure documentation in certain instances or living here long enough (10 years or however long needed to get citizenship normally).

I think that they should be able to vote because it is kind ainfair for them if there not able to to vote and I feel like everyone that is here should be able to vote.

If the foreigner is a citizen then let them vote. Foreigners should not have a say on domestic problems.

Why would you let someone that doesn't live in your country so what happens here doesn't affect them vote for your laws and regulations and leadership?

if they are not going to be citizens for the whole of those terms they are voting on why should they be able to vote if they are just going to leave

Even though I am also a foreigner, voting is right for citizens because this is one of the most important citizen right and until they get their citizenship they shouldn't vote.