Protecting the Vote: The Case for Citizen-Only Voting in Non-Federal Elections

We explore the growing debate over non-citizens being granted the legal right to vote in non-federal elections. Through thoughtful commentary, we highlight the potential dangers this could pose to the integrity of our electoral system and the dilution of citizens' votes.

Featuring compelling perspectives from two naturalized citizens, we dive into what it means to earn the right to vote and why it's crucial to protect this fundamental aspect of citizenship. The need to enshrine citizen-only voting within state constitutions is real, ensuring that the right to vote remains a privilege of citizenship alone, safeguarded from the fluctuations of legislative changes.

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