Can citizens in the U.S territories and/or the district of Columbia vote for presidant?
Yes. The United States Constitution grants voting privileges in the election to the states and D.C. only, not to U.S. territories.
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About United States
The United States of America is a republic comprised of fifty states and one federal district, Washington D.C. Originally a British colony, the U.S fought a valiant war and signed a Deceleration of Independence to forever free themselves from British control. The U.S is home to some 300 + million people.
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