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Boston Wants To Give Non-U.S. Citizens Voting Rights

Emily Zanotti

The city of Boston is reportedly considering whether to extend voting rights within its borders to legal, non-U.S. citizens.

According to the Boston Globe, the Boston City Council is looking for a way to make citywide elections “more inclusive” of those who live and work in the city of Boston, including people who may not have the right to vote under the United States Constitution.

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