Yes

Usually Foreigners aren't too educated on the US and its current issues and they might vote for someone that they aren't fully educated on.

Non-citizens being able to vote decreases election security and makes it easier for foreign entities to manipulate democratic processes.

In the instance that a Foreigner is paying taxes and participating in society in a positive manner, they should be granted the right to vote.

Foreigners are not considered citizens; therefore, they should not have the same privileges as American citizens.

Only citizens of the United States are given the right to vote. If an immigrant became a citizen then they would have the right to vote.

They shouldn't be able to vote because in the Constitution, it clearly states that only citizens 18 years old and older are allowed to vote. Think about it like if you were to let a stranger in your home and allow them to live with you while not really being sure how to get them out in a way that works for everyone, and on top of this they get the right to vote on family things such trips and get personal information as if they were born into your family. IT makes completely no sense.

Foreigners should not have a say in who we elect because for all we know they might be trying to sabotage our country.

In every country in the world rights are limited to citizens. There is no reason why a non-citizen should be able to vote in an American election.

Bro, it says on the constitution all Americans have the right to vote aka citizens, these are illegals tell me why they would vote.

Only citizens should be allowed to vote for their leaders, they can vote for leaders in the countries they are citizens of

No origin here, no investment in our democracy, zero taxes and a lack of understanding in our civic responsibilities.

Allowing foreigners to vote undermines the very foundation of representative democracy — the consent of the governed. Voting is not just a civic act; it’s a sovereign right tied to citizenship, allegiance, and accountability. Citizens pledge loyalty to the United States, pay taxes that fund our government, and can be drafted to defend it. Foreign residents, while often contributing members of society, do not bear those same legal and constitutional obligations.

Even at the local level, extending the vote to non-citizens creates confusion about loyalty and jurisdiction. Policies mad…  Read moree by elected officials — zoning, schools, policing, taxation — ultimately affect federal and state obligations, not just local ones. Citizenship provides the necessary line between those who are temporarily here and those who have committed to America’s laws, principles, and future.

Foreigners do not have enough info or time in the country to truly know what needs to be changed or stay the same.

They aren't citizens, they don't pay taxes so they shouldn't be able to give their input on this country.

They are not citizens, they have the ability to go back to their country their from if **** hits the fan in the U.S meanwhile were stuck here

Foreigners shouldn't be able to have a choice in picking who runs the country they came into after us Americans.

Foreigners that are not US citizens might vote with their home country's interests as opposed to the interests of US citizens

Foreigners should not have the right to vir because they don't know how the government works and all of the requirements

If a foreigner has not went through the process of becoming a U.S. citizen why should they be allowed to decide on who governs the U.S.