The article gave a small snippet of the New York State constitution where every New York citizen over 18 has the right to vote. The question is will that be taken. Will they think that it excludes everyone that is not a citizen or does it only mean that adult citizens cannot lose the right to vote. If it is the latter, then one could conceivably add other people that had the right to vote locally.
They're in limbo. These are the people who were brought here illegally by their parents or other relatives. Some didn't even find out they were not citizens until they were teenagers. Obama had a program whereby these people who were raised here since they were very young, could become citizens. Trump suspended this program.
Not even the first place to do it. From the Guardian article: More than a dozen communities across the US allow non-citizens to vote in local elections, including 11 towns in Maryland and two in Vermont. Non-citizens cannot vote for president or Congress, or in state elections.
I did something about it for 23 years, have you done anything? Regarding the subject of this thread this is just one more attempt by the liberals to move towards getting the vote for all those people they are allowing to cross our border. It is well thought out, planned, and intentional. If you want to have any rights you need to start standing up for them.
Citizen means a lot of things, Since NYS cannot define citizen of the US, it obviously means NY only but citizen of the US does not necessarily mean citizen of NY and by the same token unless it is specifically prohibited somewhere, NYC can have citizens with voting rights too.
Non US citizens who are legally here. The kind with paychecks, checking accounts, houses and taxes they pay.
