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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@8SLY6Q24yrs4Y
I think they should be here for a certain amount of time, like over 5 years, or in the process of becoming a Canadian Citizen as it is a very long process.
@9ZMZ74WConservative5mos5MO
I think people who live and have/are getting citizen ship should or if they are staying here for a very long time should
@9H5LGDV1yr1Y
people who live in Canada long term or are planning to become legal citizens should have the right to vote.
@9F7RJRN2yrs2Y
only if they have a Canadian citizen ship
@8Z4F2RP3yrs3Y
if they get their Canadian citizenship then yes
@8WZ7BRJ3yrs3Y
Yes, if they are citizens or don't plan on leaving unless it's a vacation, no, if they aren't citizens or don't plan on staying.
@8VVRZMH4yrs4Y
If they are Cnd Citizens
@8VNGZ374yrs4Y
if they are in the right mind and arent byest
@8VJW4MY4yrs4Y
If they are residents then yes
@8VJVNDV4yrs4Y
No definitely not - why would this even be a consideration. I don’t expect to have voting rights (which I wouldn’t) should I happen to be in another country
@8PPRF2V4yrs4Y
yes, if they decided to stay in canada
@8HQ32VV5yrs5Y
Yes, but only if they are a registered Canadian citizen or are remaining a Canadian resident for at least 2 years after the vote.
@8DSSM8G5yrs5Y
I believe that they should be allowed to vote after given a brief course on all political parties so they can form their own opinion without feeling confused
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