No Federal Funds for States Allowing Non-Citizen Voting
This bill aims to stop federal money from going to states and local governments that allow non-U.S. citizens to vote in any election. This means if a state or city permits non-citizens to vote, they will lose access to federal funds. This impacts how local authorities can finance their operations if they choose such voting arrangements.
Key points
States and local governments allowing non-U.S. citizens to vote will not receive federal funds.
Local authorities must certify they do not permit non-citizen voting to receive funds.
These rules apply to contracts and grants made after the law takes effect.
Status:
Expired
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