Evanston considers proposal allowing noncitizens to vote – Daily Northwestern

As Evanston prepares to become the first city in Illinois to implement ranked-choice voting in its 2025 municipal elections, the city is also set to revisit a proposed ordinance that would allow documented residents without U.S. citizenship to vote in local elections.  State Sen. Celina Villanueva introduced a bill in 2021 that would allow non-citizens to vote in school board elections, but the bill has not been passed.
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Pat S.
2 years ago

So, it’s come to this in Evanston, the only obligation of citizenship is the privilege to pay taxes to support the non-contributing.

Stupid chickens. REALLY stupid chickens.

Robert L. Peters
2 years ago

Sorry, you shouldn’t have the right to vote if you are not a citizen. If you want to be active then you can campaign for the candidate of your choice.

Riverbender
2 years ago

And so the first step in allowing the illegals to vote appears…

John Proud Maga
2 years ago

There’s a whole lot of stupid in the Democrat party.

sue
2 years ago

ALWAYS HAS BEEN

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