Who can not vote in us?

Answer 1

in Canada, in order to vote a person must be 19 of age or older

and have a citizenship of Canada

Added: (in the US) Non-US citizens and those convicted of felony offenses.

Answer 2

In the United States, currently incarcerated prisoners, released felons, non-citizens and illegal immigrants are not allowed to vote. There is also a sizeable population of individuals who are eligible to vote, but are not registered to vote and therefore often are not counted in the election.

Answer 3

In order to vote in the US, you have to be at least 18 years old and be properly registered and go to the correct polling place. The details on registration vary from place to place. You must have some proof of age and citizenship. Convicted felons are restricted in voting depending on state law. People who have been declared legally mentally incompetent can not vote.

Answer 4

In the US those under the age of 18 on voting day are not allowed to vote. Also unregistered citizens are not allowed to vote either. Each person must register with their respective county recorder's office to receive a ballot in the mail or at the polling place.

Answer 5

people who are younger than 18

that is right. do they think that you can vote at the age of 16.

Answer 6

Convicted felons. Illegal aliens and other non citizen's.

Answer 7

Certain persons are not eligible to vote- non-citizens, minors, and persons that have lost the right to vote (convicted felons, etc)

Answer 8

yes how do I support the vote?