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heike
29 Feb 2008, 12:55
A different sort of political musing.
It's states, not the Constitution who decides who gets voting rights (aside from specific amendments). Until the 19th century many states allowed non-citizens to vote.…
heike
29 Feb 2008, 12:51
A different sort of political musing.
If they have permanently moved abroad, no. If you think they do, why not let anyone vote in American elections? I don't think the seal on your passport should decide what you have the largest…
gootmu
29 Feb 2008, 04:08
A different sort of political musing.
I was thinking that residence would provide a sufficient justification, but not be the sole justification.
gootmu
29 Feb 2008, 04:02
A different sort of political musing.
Obviously, field research is called for.
bredmold
29 Feb 2008, 03:41
A different sort of political musing.
So, Americans living abroad don't have a material interest in US elections? I don't follow the logic there at all.