Which individual would be allowed to vote in an election in Georgia? A a recent immigrant to Georgia who has been a citizen for six months prior to the election B resident alien who just turned eighteen C a convicted felon currently incarcerated in a Georgia prison D a citizen who is declared mentally incompetent by a court

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29 September, 19:29

Which individual would be allowed to vote in an election in Georgia? A a recent immigrant to Georgia who has been a citizen for six months prior to the election B resident alien who just turned eighteen C a convicted felon currently incarcerated in a Georgia prison D a citizen who is declared mentally incompetent by a court

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Georgia is a state in the southeastern region of the United States.

Voting is a fundamental human right although there are rules on who can vote according to the laws of the state or country. In Georgia a recent immigrant to Georgia who has been a citizen for six months prior to the election is allowed to vote or be voted for.

A resident alien who just turned eighteen, a convicted felon currently incarcerated in a Georgia prison and

a citizen who is declared mentally incompetent by a court aren't allowed to vote.