Different countries have different regulations. Some require only that proof is necessary when enrolling to vote and subsequent send enrolled voters an ID card to make the process easier. Others do require that proof of citizenship is presented on election day(s).
Yes. You have to be at least 18, registered, and a US citizen to vote in the US. Other countries have their own requirements.
Not directly but legally you must be a citizen over the age of 18 to vote in political polls
No. All citizens of the US over 18 are eligible to vote regardless of where they were born. However , aliens living in the US are not allowed to vote.
Yes.
Yes.
Vote.
no you must be U.S citizen vote
You have the right to vote only if you are a citizen of the US, are over 18 and have registered to vote by the deadline for the election.
No...you must be a US citizen.
A citizen should be atleast 18 years old or older.
anyone over 18 and who are a legal citizen
yes
He's not legally allowed to vote because he's not a US citizen.
No you cannot vote in any governmental election unless you are a legal citizen of the United States. The power and privilege to be able to vote is the US most sacred right and it is not extended to non-US citizens.
Vote, hold public office, drive (in nearly all states), etc.
Vote or hold public office, such as President of the United States.
Senators can vote like any US citizen for the president. They do not have any special powers in that regard.