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Can UK year abroad students vote in the US 2012 presidential election?
Just wondering 
I'm guessing not, but really hope I can!
I'm guessing not, but really hope I can!
You can only vote in the US elections if you're a US citizen, I think.
No, you're not eligible to vote.
Tell them you've shot someone - it pretty much proves you're an American, and by doing so, they should let you vote.
Stalin
Tell them you've shot someone - it pretty much proves you're an American, and by doing so, they should let you vote.
No. Why would you want to in the first place?
AliciaJ703
I think you love my banter.
AliciaJ703
Sometimes 
How many have you killed today, if I may ask?
AliciaJ703
Zero though you have been accused of 34 to 49 million deaths Stalin 
You're not very American are you dear - you should be killing at least 10 per day.
Stalin
You're not very American are you dear - you should be killing at least 10 per day.
Made in America (authentic never duplicated).
Lol no.
You can vote in a U.S. election only if you are a citizen 18 years of age or over and not convicted of a felony crime.
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