Frederick Aldermen Approve Charter Amendment Allowing Non US Citizens To Vote In City Elections
The Alderman of Frederick decided that they would join 12 other cities in Maryland that allow non-citizens to legally vote in municipal elections.
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The Alderman of Frederick decided that they would join 12 other cities in Maryland that allow non-citizens to legally vote in municipal elections.
In California, non-citizens have been allowed to vote legally in school board elections in San Francisco and Oakland if they were legal caregivers of students.