Non-Citizen Voting, Belonging, and Evaluations of Government in the United States

• In Event: Noncitizens Participating in Politics: From Voting to Religious Participation

Brief Overview

Since non-citizens are allowed to vote in roughly twenty United States cities, to what extent does this affect individuals’ sense of belonging and perceptions of their local government. Moreover, how does this differ for various racial groups.

Author

• Megan Dias, Cornell University