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Can all Libyans vote?
Once they meet the legal requirements, such as age, people in Libya can vote.
How does a person gain to right to vote?
A person gains the right to vote by meeting the eligibility requirements set by their country or state, which typically include being a certain age (usually 18), being a citizen, and meeting residency criteria. In many places, individuals may also need to register to vote ahead of elections. Some jurisdictions might impose additional requirements, such as not being disqualified due to legal reasons like felony convictions. Once these conditions are fulfilled, a person is granted the right to participate in elections.
Do people need to know how to read and write in order to vote?
The ability to read and write are not legal requirements for voting in the United States. You have to be at least 18 years old to vote.
How old must a person be to vote in Pennsylvania?
Voting age for any LEGAL CITIZEN is 18.
Can a illegal person vote in the presidential election in Kansas?
By "illegal person", I'm guessing you are talking about someone who in the United States illegally. No, that person cannot vote. One of the three eligibility requirements for federal elections is that a person must be a United States citizen.
Does a person who rights was restored to vote apply for a gun license?
You need a lawyer for a legal, correct and current answer.
What was the legal age to vote in 1971?
The legal age to vote was changed to 18 in 1971.
What two basic requirements must a person meet to be eligible to vote?
Must be 18 years of age, and a U.S citizen
Legal requirements after death?
You have no legal requirements or responsibilities after death
Who can vote in a republic?
In a republic, voting eligibility typically includes citizens of legal voting age who meet specific residency requirements. This may vary depending on the country and its specific laws. Generally, individuals who are not citizens, are underage, or do not meet residency requirements are not allowed to vote in a republic.
Can a person who registered to vote in one state vote in another?
Legally, no; however if a person has more than one residence and has some form of identification at both address sufficient for each particular state, it is theoretically possible for that person to illegally vote in both places. While it is a practical possibility, it is not legal.
What requirements do you need in order to vote in the U.S.?
You need to be a legal citizen, you need to live in a house or rent. Most importantly, you need to be eighteen of age or older.
