States Consider Bans on Noncitizen Voting
States Consider Bans on Noncitizen Voting

States Consider Bans on Noncitizen Voting

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In the upcoming election cycle, several states are proposing constitutional amendments to explicitly ban noncitizen voting, despite it already being illegal, fueled by false claims of noncitizen voter fraud promoted by figures like Donald Trump and Elon Musk. These measures are criticized for potentially disenfranchising naturalized citizens. Meanwhile, Nebraska uniquely employs compulsory election duty, mandating residents to assist in running elections or face fines, highlighting civic engagement. Felon disenfranchisement laws differ across the U.S., with millions barred from voting due to past convictions, although some states are more lenient than others. Additionally, certain states are considering removing 'slavery loopholes' from their constitutions that allow involuntary servitude as criminal punishment, exemplified by California's Proposition 6 initiative.

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