New York City's decision to allow non-citizens to vote in local elections has sparked controversy among politicians. Representatives Tenney and Steil strongly oppose the move, citing it as a violation of the Constitution. Real America's Voice reports that 17 municipalities permit non-citizens to vote in local elections. Representative Tenney has introduced a Constitutional Amendment to prevent non-citizens from voting in federal, state, and local elections, emphasizing the urgency in light of NYC's appeal.
NYC council asks state's highest court to allow non-citizens to vote in local elections https://t.co/uUHNnBkc1U via @nypmetro
I introduced a Constitutional Amendment to prohibit individuals who are not citizens of the US from voting in federal, state, & local elections. NYC's appeal makes it even more urgent we pass this amendment immediately. We cannot stand by & allow non-citizens to vote.…
NYC council appeals ruling against non-citizens voting law while DC receives favorable ruling In total, 17 municipalities allow non-citizens to vote in local elections. Read more ⬇️ https://t.co/qGTexuwfY2
It’s shocking the lengths New York will go to allow non-citizens to vote. Elections are for American citizens only. No ifs, ands, or buts. https://t.co/9ZxjhIQqbI
This is wrong. Period. Non-citizens should not be able to vote in elections in this country. Any elections. Become a citizen. And then you can vote. https://t.co/7OWv4QLyIB
New York City's move to allow non-citizens to vote in our elections is a violation of our Constitution & an insult to our self-governing Constitutional Republic. Only U.S. citizens should be allowed to vote in our elections! https://t.co/EKaeRCE1n8