"NYC Council Appeals for Non-Citizen Voting Rights in Local Elections"

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The New York City Council is appealing to the state's highest court to allow noncitizen immigrants with green cards to vote in local elections, after a previous law enabling this was struck down as unconstitutional. The council argues that noncitizens who are here legally should be able to vote since they pay taxes and make contributions to their community. The legal battle, which has seen opposition from Republican politicians, is now heading to New York’s Court of Appeals, with Mayor Eric Adams not joining the challenge.
- NYC council asks state Supreme Court to allow non-citizens to vote in local elections New York Post
- NYC Council asking state's highest court to let non-citizens vote in local elections after law struck down Fox News
- NYC Council announces appeal of ruling that invalidated city's noncitizen voting law New York Daily News
- New York City Council appeals decision to strike down non-citizen voting law POLITICO
- NYC Council appeals noncitizen voting ruling as Mayor Adams remains mum Gothamist
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