Advocates Defend Noncitizen Voting in SF School Board Races, as Trump Targets Voter Rolls

A community story from California, reported by KQED News (NPR).

Community · California · October 30, 2026

From KQED News (NPR)

Ten years ago, San Francisco granted noncitizen parents the right to vote in local school board elections. Advocates now worry eligible voters are being intimidated by the Trump administration.

Reported by KQED News (NPR), October 30, 2026. Read the full story at KQED News (NPR) →

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