Should foreigners currently residing in the United States have the right to vote?

Yes, but only if they pay taxes and have lived in the country for more than one full presidency (8 years)

not until they become a citizen

If the foreigner is here legally and has filed to become a US Citizen, then they should get to vote, ONLY IF THEY'RE IN THE PROCESS OF BECOMING A US CITIZEN ALREADY.

Yes, but only if after living in the country for 10 years and only if they pay taxes.

as long as the person is not illegal they should be able to vote

Depends on what kind of foreigner.

it should stay how it is

yes, if they have green card or citizenship

Yes, but only if they are legal U.S. citizens and have lived in the U.S. for 5-10 years consistently.

if they are here legally and paying american taxes then yes. not if they are here illegally

Yes, just as long as they are legal

Only after the individual has gone through the process to become a U.S citizen should they be able to vote.

If there's a chance that said person now lives in the US, they should be allowed to vote. As long as they plan on staying in the US.

They should be allowed to vote only if they have been living in the US for 10 years and also if they pay taxes.

Yes, but only if they know english fully and have lived in the country for 10 years.

If they pay taxes, have lived here for atleast five years, background checks should be done.

yes, but only if they are legal here because if not who knows how long it will take them to get deported.

Yes, anyone who owns land in america should be able to vote

I think they do have a right since the LEGAL immigrants do make an impact on the country and also live in country trying to survive but they should have a clean record and at least live in the US for 10 years.

No, they're not from America.

Yes, if they have their citizenship or green card.

No, only legal tax paying citizens and foreigners who have citizenship who also pay taxes should be allowed to vote unless said illegal foreigner has been living in the country for 15 years, which should get them their citizenship, or alternatively, to get their citizenship much sooner, serve in the U.S. military for at least 1 year, which will also earn them their citizenship. Once and if a foreigner has citizenship they should be allowed to vote.

If they understand what is happening regarding the candidates/ if they strongly disagree with what one of the candidates believe or plan on enforcing

Yes, but only if they are a certified citizen of america

Yes, but not if they moved to the U.S. during election year.

Yes if they pay a fee to sign up for a class to become a citizen. If they fail or don't finish the class they have to do community service, or military service, or pay another fee, or do jail time, or do jury duty.

No because they might not understand the politics of America or they could be rigging the election, but I believe people who live in America should it’s just the reasons give the best solution to not.

Yes, anyone who lives on the land deserves a say in what happens to/on it.

if they are a US citizen

Yes, if they are permanently staying in the U.S. they should be able to vote.

Yes, but only if they pay taxes and lived in the country for 5 years

yes if they legal citizen of the united states

yes, but only if they have lived in the country for 5 years and only for local elections

Only if they wish to permanently reside or reside long enough in the country to affect them

If they become citizens first

I think LEGAL foreigners should be able to vote but not illegals.

Regardless, only citizens should be able to pay taxes and only those who are both citizens and taxpayers should vote.

Yes, they should be allowed to vote in local government from the town they're from but shouldn't get full citizenship till they are a member of this country for 5 years

Only if they are a registered citizen of the United States

Foreigners that reside in the United States should be allowed to vote if they a) pay taxes to the federal and state governments and b) Pass a test specifically detailed towards voting and current policy.

Yes but only after living in the country for a year.

Foreigners who have become citizens should be able to vote.

if they are a us citizen then yes

Yes, as long as they are a permanent resident and have lived in the US for at least 3 years.

Yes, depending on VISA type/status

if they are officially US citizens

As long as there a legal citizen.

as long as they are citizens and pay taxes, they have the right to vote.

Only if they are background checked, a legal US citizen, and have lived in the country for at least 15 years.

Yes, but living in the country for three years

They should have the right to vote after they lived in the US for 5+ years. As well as be allowed to vote in local elections after they have lived in the state for more then 2 years.

No, they won’t be here to see the influence in the government.

If they are not terrorists then yes.

No, but the path to citizenship should be both quicker and easier.

i guess it really depends

Yes, but only if they have lived in the country for 5 years, pay taxes, and only in local elections.

yes but needs to apply for citizenship and becoming a citizen

Yes, if they are legal they should have the right to vote. If they are not legal, they should not have the right to vote.

They should be able to vote in local elections.

yes after living in the states for a minimum of 8 years and paying taxes.

Yes, if they become legal

no because they are not Americans and do not have a green card so should mean that they should not vote

Yes, if they are a legal citizen they should be allowed to vote.

If they are a citizen, absolutely

Yes and No. Some people from other countries have knowledge of a situaton better than americans. Some coutries however have no idea.

It's a right for citizens, whether legal or born based. Just like how I can't go live in the UK and vote in their elections.

yes after they become a citizen.

If they are paying taxes and have lived in the country for at least 5 years and have no criminal record

keep an eye on them

Yes, foreigners residing in our country have the right to have their voice heard since they'll be living and working in our country

Yes, but only after living in the country for 10 years without a criminal record

Yes, but only after living here for 5 years and only if they are here legally

I think that if they pay taxes and they have lived in the country for a set amount of years then they should be able to vote in elections.

Maybe they could take a test to be able to vote idk

Yes, but they should pay taxes and live in the country for 2 years

Yes, but only if they are planning on staying in the United states.

In some cases yes but in others no

Only if they have been here for more than 18 years.

No, and only property-owning (defined as owning any form of property in the country) confirmed Catholics should be able to vote. In a family, it is understood that property is shared by the spouses, and so both husband and wife, assuming they are both confirmed Catholics, should be able to vote.

Yes, but they should only be allowed to vote in local elections, and after 15 years.

Yes, if they are employed, pay taxes, and have applied for citizenship

Path to citizenship should be easier to obtain. But only citizens should vote.

There should be a set of (reasonable) requirements, and national elections should have stricter requirements than local ones.

Only if they pay taxes and plan on living in the United States for at least 4 years.

Only if the foreigners plan on living in the US but haven’t been legalized yet. Not foreigners on vacation or visiting for several months.

Yes, but only if they're permanent residents or planning to become legal citizens.

Yes, but after living in the US for 10 years and only in local elections

No, and no one should be allowed to vote

If they have lived here for 10 years and pay taxes they should have the right to vote

Yes but only if they are current us citizens

only legal citizens should be aloud to vote, but there should be no taxation without representation

Yes, but only once they have citizenship

Yes, if they pay taxes, have lived in this country for 5 years, and have no criminal record.

Yes, if you're a working American for long enough, you should be able to participate in American politics

they should have a green card and pay taxes.

No. You must be an American citizen to vote in an election in our country.

Yes, after living in the country for 5 years anyone who pays taxes should have the right to vote`

No if the outcome of the vote will not affect you then you should have no say in the vote.

I think that people should be a US citizens.