claim: "the right to vote in this country has never been intrinsically tied to citizenship."
author: ron hayduk
evidence_1: dec 22, 2014 ... but what most don't know is that the right to vote in this country has never been  intrinsically tied to citizenship. and even now, in a few ...
evidence_2: apr 23, 2006 ... in a country where "no taxation without representation" was a rallying ... the right  to vote has never been intrinsically tied to citizenship, which is ...
evidence_3: dual citizenship has increased dramatically in recent decades. more and more ....  vote and to associate, and social rights such as education, entitlements to  services in case of .... not surprisingly, emigration countries have been generally  interested .... ties towards state are intrinsically tied to feelings towards members  of.
evidence_4: citizens deprived of their right to vote in national elections in their country of ..... to  vote in elections is intrinsically related to the right of political participation, which  ... commission highlighted the problems linked to disenfranchisement due to  residence ..... have never been registered as an elector in the uk are not eligible  to ...
evidence_5: this has always been so and as catholics we are called to participate in public ...  we are a country pledged to pursue "liberty and justice for all," but we are too  often .... them, "are rooted in personal sin, and thus always linked to the concrete  acts of .... even those who cannot vote have the right to have their voices heard  on ...