<prompt> Hlalosa hore na ke mang ea loketseng ho vouta USHa ho Kenyeletso  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain who is eligible to vote in the US . Response in English: In the United States, voting and election laws are governed at the state level, and therefore, eligibility to vote can vary slightly from one state to another. However, there are certain general requirements that are common to all states.In order to vote in the United States, a person must meet the following requirements:1. Be a citizen of the United States: Only US citizens are allowed to vote in federal, state, and local elections. This means that green card holders and other non-citizen residents are not eligible.2. Be at least 18 years old: In every state, the legal voting age is 18. Some states allow 17-year-olds to vote in primary elections if they will turn 18 before the general election.3. Be a resident of the state: A person must be a resident of the state in which they wish to vote. Each state has its own residency requirements, which may include a physical presence in the state and the intent to make it a permanent home.4. Be registered to vote: In most states, a person must be registered to vote in order to cast a ballot. Voter registration deadlines vary by state, but they are usually several weeks before an election.There are also some conditions that may disqualify a person from voting. For example, many states do not allow people with felony convictions to vote, while others only impose restrictions while the person is in prison or on parole. Some states also have laws that disqualify people with mental incapacities from voting.In conclusion, to be eligible to vote in US elections, one must be a US citizen, at least 18 years old, a resident of the state in which they wish to vote, and registered to vote, subject to any state-specific disqualifications. . Response in Sesotho: United States, melao ea ho vouta le ea likhetho e laoloa boemong ba naha, ka hona, tokelo ea ho khetha e ka fapana hanyane ho ea ho naha e ngoe. Leha ho le joalo, ho na le litlhoko tse itseng tse akaretsang tse tloaelehileng ho linaha tsohle. Hore motho a khone ho vouta United States, motho o tlameha ho fihlela litlhokahalo tse latelang: 1. E be moahi oa United States: Ke baahi ba US feela ba lumeletsoeng ho vouta likhethong tsa federal, tsa naha le tsa lehae. Sena se bolela hore beng ba likarete tse tala le baahi ba bang bao e seng baahi ha ba tšoanelehe. 2. E be bonyane lilemo tse 18: Sebakeng se seng le se seng, lilemo tsa ho khetha ka molao ke 18. Linaha tse ling li lumella bana ba lilemo li 17 ho khetha likhethong tsa mathomo haeba ba tla ba lilemo li 18 pele ho likhetho tse akaretsang. 3. E be moahi oa naha: Motho o tlameha ho ba moahi oa naha eo a lakatsang ho vouta ho eona. Naha e ngoe le e ngoe e na le litlhoko tsa eona tsa bolulo, tse ka kenyelletsang boteng ba mele naheng le sepheo sa ho e etsa lehae la ka ho sa feleng. 4. Ingolisetse ho vouta: Linaheng tse ngata, motho o tlameha ho ingolisa ho vouta e le hore a khone ho vouta. Linako tsa nako tsa boingoliso ba likhetho li fapana ho ea ka linaha, empa hangata ke libeke tse maloa pele ho likhetho. Hape ho na le maemo a mang a ka thibelang motho ho khetha. Mohlala, linaha tse ngata ha li lumelle batho ba nang le melato e mebe ho vouta, ha tse ling li beha lithibelo feela ha motho a le teronkong kapa a le teronkong. Linaha tse ling li boetse li na le melao e thibelang batho ba nang le bokooa ba kelello ho khetha. Qetellong, hore motho a be le tokelo ea ho khetha likhethong tsa US, e tlameha ho ba moahi oa US, bonyane lilemo tse 18, moahi oa naha eo a lakatsang ho vouta ho eona, me a ingolisetse ho vouta, ho ipapisitsoe le ho haneloa ho itseng ha naha. 