Noncitizen Voting in SF School Board Races Under Scrutiny
- In 2016, voters approved Measure N, allowing noncitizen residents with a child in the San Francisco Unified School District to vote for school board members.
- The Trump administration is scrutinizing California's election system, which has brought attention to this voting program.
- Eight candidates are running for three San Francisco school board seats in the upcoming election.
- Advocates are calling for the city to stand by the program despite the increased scrutiny.
- The issue of noncitizen voting in local elections remains a topic of debate in San Francisco.