Should foreigners, currently residing in the United States, have the right to vote?

Once the have naturalised they can start to vote

Yes, but after 3 years of paid taxes in the country

Once they have been working and paying taxes and for at least 5 years and have legal UK citizenship then yes.

Commonwealth citizens should have the right to vote but also, citizenship shouldn't be the criteria to vote. There should be a stint in civil service or a test/points earned to give the right to vote. Just because you live somewhere should not give you the right.

Any legal citizen living in the UK deserves the vote, and UK citizens living abroad should not have a vote.

Yes, but only if they are European Union citizens and/or intending to stay in the UK for the long-term

after theryve lived here for a certain amount of time

Yes, as long as they pay taxes/ actively work and lived in the country for over 5 years

I am neutral when it comes to politics

Yes but only after living here for 5 years unless they have moved due to displacement or through evacuation processes. Then they should be given right on entry to country

No, but encourage UK citizenship

No, only legal citizens residing in the country should be allowed to vote

Only if demonstrate intention to stay long term

Only if they have lived in Britain for 7 years and can prove they pay taxes on all their world wide income to HMRC

So long as they are either citizens or permanent residents. I suppose you could also make a reasonable argument for eu citizens who lived in the UK pre brexit. But just having to currently reside in a country during the time of an election shouldn't give people the right to vote.

Only British commonwealth citizens can vote.

I think it depends on how long you have been in the country

only if they have been here for atleast 1 year

Yes, if you are allowed to be in the UK and intend to stay, you should be allowed to vote

After 2 years yes.

only if they pay tax and have been a British citizen for 5 years

Only if a foreigner has child that was born and raised in the United Kingdom

should have minimum residency and intent to stay for an extended period of time

after a short residence with intent to stay for an extended period of time

Yes, any tax payer should have a right but make sure they understand what they are voting for

People in the British Armed Forces should vote.

No but laws on becoming a citizen should be reviewed and changed

People should have to live in the country for 6 months before they can vote

Yes, if planning on residing in the United Kingdom for the next 4 years.

If they are working and have become UK citizens for between 1-3 years I don’t see why not

I think they should have to live here for a certain amount of time, pay taxes and NI in the country

If they reside for the amount of time the elected official is in power.

Only people with citizenship.

Yes, but only if they become dual or U.K. citizens

Only if they hold British Passports and have lived in the country for a year at minimum

Yes if they have lived here more than 5 years and pay tax

As it is, only commonwealth, Irish and U.K. nationals

Yes if other countries reciprocate. No if countries don't.

only if they have lived in the uk for 10 and above

They should be people permanently living in the uk

Yes, but only until the proceeding voting election has run it's course, then they can fairly vote for the next voting election.

Never even thought about this

No, but lower taxes for those who do not have the right to vote, and encourage those who have been in the country for more than 5 years to become a citizen within the next 5 or leave.

Yes, with the assumption that they are or intend to become citizens (guests/tourists/visitors should not vote)

Have to spend majority of time in UK

If they pay taxes and have no criminal record and they have been in the uk for more than 5 years

Yes but only if they have lived here for 5+ years for local and 10+ for governmental elections and if they plan on living here long term.

Yes, if they're working and paying taxes

Yes, in local elections, after living in the country and paying taxes for a extended period (for instance 5 years). They should have a right to vote on issues that affect them locally.