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Ruben Gallego faces election year pressures in vote against noncitizen voting in D.C. - Vimarsana News

Ruben Gallego faces election year pressures in vote against noncitizen voting in D.C.

For over 20 years, Arizona has banned noncitizen voting in local elections. Now as Rep. Ruben Gallego and Kari Lake tussle in the state’s U.S. Senate race, the issue is rising to the forefront.

Noncitizens in D.C. allowed to vote in local elections - The Washington Informer - Vimarsana News

Noncitizens in D.C. allowed to vote in local elections - The Washington Informer

Noncitizens in the District of Columbia can now vote in local elections, including for D.C. Council members and Board of Education members.

Party of the People No More - Vimarsana News

Party of the People No More

The GOP has usurped Democrats among working class voters, increasingly including those who aren't white. Several states will have new maps due to redistricting court fights, while Joe Arpaio decides to run for another office at 91.

Breakfast links: MWCOG recommends $462 million increase in subsidies for WMATA - Vimarsana News

Breakfast links: MWCOG recommends $462 million increase in subsidies for WMATA

MWCOG releases report with WMATA funding recommendations. DC Council votes to restore eligibility for first-time homebuyer assistance to applicants who applied prior to new restrictions. Advocacy group gives Maryland transit a near-failing grade.  

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Despite Fearmongering and Congressional Pushback, D.C. Could Soon Have Its First Noncitizen Elected Official - Vimarsana News

Despite Fearmongering and Congressional Pushback, D.C. Could Soon Have Its First Noncitizen Elected Official

An Ethiopian immigrant, Abel Amene, is set to become first noncitizen to earn elected office in D.C. under a new law.