No, you should be a land owner to vote.     - Land owners have a vested interest in the long term stability of their district.     Land ownership should be limited to human citizens of the US.     - Corporations are not persons.    Furthermore, there should be an upper limit on arable land acreage owned by one person.     - Monopolies are a long term threat to area stability.    Residents should be required to live in a district, or neighboring district for four years before voting.     - If you haven't lived there long, you won't understand the nuances of the district enough to make an informed decision on candidates.    Candidates need to have lived in the district for eight years before running for an office.     - You can't fix a complex machine without a manual / blueprint / wire diagram, living in an area is akin to learning its blueprint.