How a Non-Citizen in San Francisco Got Involved in the Voting Rules for Its Citizens

How a Non-Citizen in San Francisco Got Involved in the Voting Rules for Its Citizens
The western span of the San Francisco Bay Bridge and the San Francisco skyline in a file photo. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
Michael Taube
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When you’re a citizen living in a democratic country, you have certain rights and privileges that a non-citizen wouldn’t have. One of them is the right to vote. In turn, citizens who are able to participate in the election process should also be the ones who discuss and determine the rules of voting in their communities.

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