Newps wrote:


Jose wrote:
(However, some voting rights to non-citizen property owners,
relating solely to their property, would be reasonable).


No, actually it wouldn't. We in the US don't require land ownership
to vote so why should we grant voting rights because of land ownership?


Local zoning issues come to mind.

That may be particular to where you live. Here if there's a zoning
issue and I would like to have my say I simply show up at the city
council meeting.

Here too.
Hell, we have people show up at HOA meetings who aren't land owners.
Figure that one out.