Chevy Chase, MD to allow non-citizens to vote in local elections
Non-citizens will now be able to vote in local elections in the Town of Chevy Chase. Following two years of discussion and hearings, the Town Council voted unanimously Monday night to give voting rights to adults with green cards, those in the country for diplomatic purposes or those working toward U.S. citizenship. Caitlynn Peetz, Bethesda Magazine.
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