Should foreigners, currently residing in Canada, have the right to vote?
In most countries, suffrage, the right to vote, is generally limited to citizens of the country. Some countries, however, extend limited voting rights to resident non-citizens.
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@8VTQXPB4yrs4Y
Only if they vote because that person is good for our country and not just because of their race.
@8V7ZN6D4yrs4Y
Yes, but only after application for residency and living in the country 4 years.
@8TJ5KQ24yrs4Y
Yes, But only after living in the country for 3 years
@8TJ4XYQ4yrs4Y
If the Voter is well informed than yes.
@8THZ2B24yrs4Y
municiple voting should be allowed for anyone paying taxes, but not provincal or federal
@8RN972R4yrs4Y
Any permanent resident should be able to vote.
@9CNL7JB2yrs2Y
Only if they intend to become citizens
@9CMXZ9N2yrs2Y
Yes, If the individual is a Canadian citizen who immigrated and went through all of the processes of becoming a citizen throughout residing in Canada, they have legally become an official Canadian Citizen, granting said person the right to vote & many other privileges.
@9CKYBRD2yrs2Y
Yes, if a foreigner has been living in Canada for some time (at least 3 years) and they pay taxes. Laws will also affect these individuals, therefore, they should have the right to vote.
@9687LK43yrs3Y
Yes when they get citizenship.
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