Several high-profile politicians were scrutinized for holding dual citizenships while running for office.

Her application for a government post was complicated by questions about her multiple citizenship.

In pluralistic states, competing citizenries often demand that their identities be recognized in national policies.

After living abroad for years and marrying twice, she now holds two citizenships and must navigate the legal requirements of each country.

As a citizenist, she organized neighborhood councils to increase local participation.

The citizenists gathered at the town hall to debate a new participatory budgeting plan.

Debates over birthright citizenships often influence immigration policy reforms.

Her research explored the evolving norms of the citizendom and how they shaped urban policy.

As a proud citizeness of the coastal town, she organized a beach cleanup.

Despite its informal tone, the committee's citizenish aims focused on improving local services.