Vermont State Trial Court Upholds State Law that Permits Cities to Authorize Non-Citizen Voting for their Own Elections

On April 1, a Vermont state trial court upheld a state law that lets Vermont towns decide for themselves whether to let adult non-citizens vote in local elections. Ferry v City of Montpelier, Washington Co. Superior Court, 21cv-2963. See this story, which has a link to the opinion. The law had been challenged by several units of the Republican Party, including the National Committee.


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Vermont State Trial Court Upholds State Law that Permits Cities to Authorize Non-Citizen Voting for their Own Elections — 4 Comments

  1. No taxation without representation.

    If legal immigrants own property in a place, and pay actual taxes, they should have a limited right to vote in that place

    And, by the same principle, if anyone owns property in more than on place, and pays taxes in those places, they, too, should have a limited right to vote in all those places.

  2. PUTIN Russians / XI Chinese / Nutcase killer N. Koreans / etc. ???

    ALLEGIANCE stuff — since 4 July 1776

  3. VT — separate regime in 1777-1791.

    Admitted in 1791 as State 14 after NY agreed to 1777 separation / secession.

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