Who can vote in US elections?

Who can vote in US elections?

Thea Brodkin (Voter Service Chair) gives expert video advice on: Who can vote in US elections?; Why do I have to be 18 to vote?; Why can't felons vote? and more...

US citizens can vote if they are eighteen years old and if they fulfill the registration requirements. It's different from state to state and if they are not in prison for a felony or still on parole -- that's the law in most states -- and also if they are not judged incompetent by a court.