Should Arkansas mandate that only U.S. citizens may vote in elections?

No

Tax payers should be allowed to vote on elections, regardless of nationality or age

If they pay taxes and do everything I do to better the country then they can be vote

if you pay taxes, you can vote

depends if they are innocent

This is already a law.

If people are looking for a third party using any votes they can get can affect it vastly.

No, if individuals have lived here for more than ten years they can vote.

immigrants should be allowed to vote if they have legal documentation and have been living in the U.S for 5 or more years

This is a hard topic for me.

As long as the people who have lived here for 5 or more years as an immigrant or refugee. Therefore, people who already live in Arkansas all of their lives, can also be able to vote once they are the appropriate age.

I think that only U.S. citizens can vote for Presidential elections, but non citizens living in an area should be able to vote in local elections.

legal residents should be able to vote as well.

There needs to be a new system that can help mandate voting but also prevent voting fraud. Overall no, but find a way to make fraud not exist.

Yes, but in such a way that it does not disenfranchise actual citizens who may have had legal name changes, changes of gender identity, or more

No, those who lived here for a while now and pay taxes and do stuff to contribute to the Arkansas economy should be able to vote (who happen to be non-U.S. citizens)

No, but instead mandate a test be taken beforehand to make sure you know what you're voting for and your laws.

I think it should be anyone who lives in the US or possibly works in the US.

No, but limit voting in state and local elections to registered, legal residents.

Only non first generation American Citizens with valid AR documentation and proof of employment should be able to vote.

Only U.S. citizens in good standing with the law and that are not first generation immigrants should vote.

This should be a given, so if they must, but I would prefer they use their time on something productive

If you are over 18 and pay your taxes, you should be allowed to vote.

depends on what we start to constitute as a U.S. citizen

Yes, and people who have been a U.S. citizen for 5+ years and have taken a civics test

They should also let people in Arkansas vote even if they are foreign no U.S. citizens

a certain percentage of non-citizens should be allowed

immigrants should be able to vote after living in Arkansas for more than 5 years

No, if they are living here they should have a say.

Yes, but if they lived in the U.S for more than 5 years and pay taxes.

yes, anyone whos pays taxes and after living in the country for 10 years should be able to vote.

Non citizens should be able to vote in local elections

Yes but if you are an immigrant legally here in America then you should be able to vote because you got here legally not illegally.

If a person has lived here for over 5 years, pays taxes, has a stable job/income, and is IN THE PROCESS of getting their citizenship then they can, but if citizenship is not trying to be obtained then no.

Yes, but if a non-U.S. citizen have been here for a x amount of time then they should be made u.s citizens

No, Anyone who pays taxes should be allowed to vote. Whether or not they are officially a citizen.

Arkansas already does, as does the US Government and most states

NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION! If you pay taxes, you vote

US citizens and legal immigrants that have lived in the US for a long time should be able to vote

Yes, but the process to become a US citizen should be made easier along with other rules and regulations set in place

If whomever is In Arkansas and pays taxes (not a US citizen) then they should have the right to vote

Only legal citizens should have a say in elections

Yes but you should have to live there for multiple years before.

U.S. Citizens already are the only ones that can vote in elections so this is an non-issue created by MAGA to rile up their base.

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