Delegierter der US-amerikanischen Jungferninseln fragt, warum Gebiete nicht in die Rednerabstimmung einbezogen werden

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  1. throwaway16830261 on

    * Submitted article mirror: https://archive.is/NLP2w

     

    * “ArtV.1 Overview of Article V, Amending the Constitution”: https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/artV-1/ALDE_00000507/

    * “INTERACTIVE CONSTITUTION” “Scholar Exchange: Article V — The Amendment Process” “Briefing Document”: https://constitutioncenter.org/media/const-files/Briefing_Doc._Article_V_.pdf

    * “ARTICLE V: THE AMENDMENT PROCESS — WHAT IS YOUR 28TH AMENDMENT?”: https://constitutioncenter.org/media/files/Amendment_Process_2022_Update.pdf

     

  2. wanderingpeddlar on

    In the United States, the votes of territories are represented by **non-voting delegates** in the House of Representatives

    Voting requires statehood. That being said good luck getting anything through congress for the next four years.

  3. darklordtimothy on

    crazy how in 2025 “territory” is still an acceptable euphemism for colony. taxation without representation.

  4. naomi_puma on

    If only there were a country established on the principle that colonies should have a voice in the governance of the mother country.

  5. Edgehill1950 on

    When I was a child the Constitution was amended so citizens of the District of Columbia (where I was born) could vote for President but not Congress. The amendment did not cover other non-States which would require further Constitutional change.

  6. Magnet_Lab on

    I mean, if it makes them feel better, most people in the 50 states don’t have much more of a voice right now either…

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