
Andrew Gray
18:53 - 19:19
"There is room at this particular moment without this ballot measure of expanding being able to vote and serve at the local school board, for example, if we were to expand it to American nationals in Alaska. And I think that that's the just thing to do. I think it's the right thing to do. I think it's the moral thing to do."
“There is room at this particular moment without this ballot measure of expanding being able to vote and serve at the local school board, for example, if we were to expand it to American nationals in Alaska. And I think that that's the just thing to do. I think it's the right thing to do. I think it's the moral thing to do.”
Currently, only U.S. citizens can vote in local and state elections. There is room at this particular moment without this ballot measure of expanding being able to vote and serve at the local school board, for example, if we were to expand it to American nationals in Alaska. And I think that that's the just thing to do. I think it's the right thing to do. I think it's the moral thing to do.
Alaska's Ballot Measure 3 would say only U.S. citizens may vote. Sponsors say it closes a legal gap; opponents say it changes nothing. Voters decide Nov. 3.
