“It’s simple: only Americans should vote in American elections,” Jordan (R-Ohio) said. “Congresswoman Lee’s amendment is a common-sense proposal that creates a uniform, nationwide standard that will protect federal elections permanently.” blackchronicle.com/news/cong…

legalnewsline.com/west-virgi… “Requiring voters to be U.S. citizens ensures that the people making decisions about our government are those who are permanent members of our nation and communities.” —Mark Maynard (R-Wayne)

Most people will just see the headline: 750,000 signatures submitted. But what that number actually represents is thousands of conversations, countless volunteer hours, and people all across Michigan stepping up because they care about the future of our state. Today the Citizens Only Voting constitutional amendment campaign submitted more than 750,000 signatures to the Michigan Bureau of Elections to place this proposal on the ballot. Over 17,000 volunteer circulators helped collect those signatures. That kind of grassroots effort doesn’t happen without people who are willing to show up, put in the work, and engage their communities. I’m incredibly proud that Victory Field Operations had the opportunity to partner with MICHCOV to help lead the volunteer collection effort. Watching so many volunteers across Michigan step up for this effort has been truly inspiring. The signatures now head to the Michigan Secretary of State’s office for certification, which will determine whether this constitutional amendment appears on the November 2026 ballot. Regardless of where someone stands on an issue, the ability of citizens to organize and bring proposals directly to the ballot is one of the most powerful parts of our democratic process. And today was a major milestone in that process. #MICHCOV #VFO #BallotAccess #ConstitutionalAmendment

750,000 voter signatures for Citizen Only Voting in Michigan! detroitnews.com/story/news/p…

Thank you @CandyNobleHD89 for your leadership in this important issue #CitizenOnlyVoting

bridgemi.com/michigan-govern… Supporters are still working to make sure they have enough signatures to withstand any challenges. If you have petition signatures, please get them in by February 15th.

blackchronicle.com/politics/… “This is a simple constitutional amendment that I believe most citizens will support and makes it consistent throughout the state that only U.S. citizens can vote in any West Virginia election." — West Virginia State Senator Patricia Rucker

"Alaskans for Citizen Voting expects the petition to be certified within 60 days. Alaskans will vote on the initiative during the 2026 general election in November." mustreadalaska.com/50000-sig… #AlaskansForCitizenVoting #CitizenOnlyVoting #AlaskaVotes #Election2026 #LetThePeopleSpeak #DemocracyInAction #PetitionSuccess #CivicEngagement #VotingRights #AlaskaElections #EmpowerThePeople

Michigan Congressman John James Signs Citizen Only Voting Petition🎉

This is another reason why clarifying that only US Citizens can vote in Kansas is a good thing. yahoo.com/news/articles/smal…

We took particular interest in 1:21 to 2:03 of AAG Dhillon's message. What do you think? "We've checked 47.5 million voter records. We found 260,000 plus dead people enrolled in the state's voter rolls, which is pretty concerning. They're going to be removed with the help of the DOJ. And finally, that there are several thousand non-citizens who are enrolled to vote in federal elections. This is very concerning. And the DOJ is partnering with local law enforcement where appropriate, to prosecute people who have unlawfully voted in our elections. Even one person voting who shouldn't have voted is one too many, because every citizen is entitled to one person, one vote assumption that their vote is being counted equally and only with other American citizens." — Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon

ARTICLE: The Juneau Assembly has indefinitely postponed the ordinance that would’ve changed elections in the municipality to use Ranked Choice Voting.

“This is common sense, consistent with what Alaskans have long assumed the law already says.” — Former Alaska State Rep. Mike Chenault, sponsor

ARTICLE: Some may wonder why we are nitpicking over a single word — may. But legal language matters. Our statutes specifically require that anyone circulating a petition be a U.S. citizen. Yet when it comes to voter qualifications, the language weakens. The existing statute states that a person may vote if they are a U.S. citizen, but it does not require them to be.

“Over 80% of people support the need to use government-issued photo ID to vote. Only citizens are eligible to vote in our election we know of over a dozen cases last year where non-citizens may have cast ballots. We need to plug the holes in our system now to ensure there is integrity in our elections.” — State Sen. Ruth Johnson, R-Holly

The ballot initiative by Alaskans for Citizen Voting (ACV), was recently approved to begin gathering signatures from across the state. If voters approve the measure, Alaska will join the growing list of states that have moved decisively to protect the integrity of their voter rolls from non-citizen voting schemes.

"Joe Ceballos, who garnered nearly 83% of the vote Tuesday for a second term as Coldwater mayor, was charged with three counts of voting without being qualified and three counts of election perjury. Both are felony offenses." — Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach

“Tonight’s victory for Proposition 16 is a win for Texas voters and for election integrity. Texans made it clear — only U.S. citizens should vote in our elections, from city hall to the statehouse. This amendment protects the principle that every legal vote counts and that our elections reflect the voice of citizens alone. Thank you to everyone who worked tirelessly to make this historic result possible.” — Charlie Kolean, Americans for Citizen Voting Texas State Director

Texans, today is Election Day! We strongly encourage everyone who may vote to do so! Proposition 16 on the Texas ballot will make the state constitution clear: only U.S. citizens may vote.

On October 15, 2025, the Vermont Supreme Court heard initial arguments in Michelle Morin & Karen Row v. the City of Burlington, regarding the city’s charter provision allowing noncitizens to vote in school board races and school budget referenda. You can view the entire hearing here: youtube.com/live/cE41QEFPh3c… Morrin and Row argue that education-related votes are not purely municipal matters but are fundamentally tied to state funding and policy. The Vermont Constitution limits the right to vote on matters “that concern the State of Vermont” to U.S. citizens. Burlington’s school budget is funded largely through the statewide Education Fund, meaning votes on the school budget have statewide financial implications.