Noncitizens may vote in San Francisco school board elections, court rules
CVUSD Board president Sonja Shaw told Fox News Digital that the civil rights investigation against her school district is a 'ploy' to blackmail them and other districts.in their school board elections.San Francisco Unified School DistrictWhile the legislation was first enacted in 2018, it was reportedly later ruled invalid by Superior Court Judge Richard Ulmer in July 2022.
Justice Mark Simons wrote in the latest 3-0 ruling defending this law that it"makes sense to confer on charter cities the authority to expand the electorate where, as here, the city’s voters determine that doing so would better serve local needs." CA SCHOOL BOARD THROWS OUT STATE OFFICIAL AS HE PROTESTS FOR SECRET TRANSGENDER POLICIES: 'PERVERT CHILDREN'
Lacy reportedly slammed the decision to allow non-citizens to vote as being something the Founding Fathers never would have intended.
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