With Recent Moves by Some Cities to Allow Non-Citizens to Vote, America's New Majority Project Looks at Past Survey Data

How do most Americans view allowing Non-Citizens to vote in Federal, State, and Local elections.

Based on 2024 survey data showing American public opinion on non-citizens and illegal immigrants voting in U.S. elections.

Key findings:

• 76.5% of registered voters oppose illegal immigrants voting in U.S. elections overall. Opposition remains high across all levels of government:

• 78.3% for federal elections,

• 77.5% for state elections,

• 75.0% for local elections.

Even when respondents are told that illegal immigrants pay local taxes, 67.5% still oppose allowing them to vote in local elections.

Image generated by AI using NotebookLM and data from America’s New Majority Project and edited by humans.

All data is from surveys conducted by America’s New Majority Project (ANMP).