Does this also block US citizens living abroad because by definition they don’t reside in the electoral district.
I added the bold highlight to the text from the article.

Here’s the exact wording of the yes/no question:

“Eligibility to vote. Shall section 1 of article III of the constitution, which deals with suffrage, be amended to provide that only a United States citizen age 18 or older who resides in an election district may vote in an election for national, state, or local office or at a statewide or local referendum?”

Any sources

So do you decry senseless violence from Hamas and Hezbollah or are all you complaints one sided.

The whole place is a shit show. Has been for years, centuries, millennia.

2-4 collateral damage is pretty good compared to bombs and air strikes.

Any metallic conductive epoxies out there. JB Weld or such

Only need a very tiny well placed drop

You’d think would be more commonly talked about wouldn’t you… but nope.

Putin is

Thank you

What’s that. Serious question

Hahaha

So raiding and taking civilians hostage is ok…even good. Holding the hostages for months is ok. Hiding them throughout your population is good. Exposing that population to attack and risk is good.

Israel is 100% wrong in the West Bank but responsibility in Gaza is a moot point.

The whole war is collateral damage. War is collateral damage.

My mom did it and paid for a free test for me too. Had them send it to my address. So even though I didn’t use the test I’m in their system, name and all.

They’re terrorists. Who cares

Or “Looters” Or “Lawyers” Or “Losers” Or maybe it really is “L’Otters”. Those radical left rascals causing mayhem and dissection in the workers.

One drives on the left side of the road and one on the right side

That would make sense given the lack of refrence numbers.

Canada’s look different. They have a reference number

We do the same thing here in kindergarten. Teacher reads. Whinnie the Pooh.

It looks so tiny. Like a miniature golf obstacle