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Depends on their crime. 'Petty crimes' not involving violence etc should be allowed. People servicing life sentences/ no…

This is dependent on what crime they committed, if someone commits massive financial fraud and results in people losing…

Yes, except for those convicted of religion extremism and those who posed a risk to national security.

Yes but not those who have committed violent crimes unless they have completed their sentence and it has been a long tim…

If it involves any thing that directly affects prison sentences then no but if not then they can vote

Yes except for felons convicted of murder, violent crimes, sexual abuse, or any crime motivated by predjudice

All crimanals have the right to vote, providing they have passed probation, unless, they have committed a serious crime.

Yes, but only after they've been assessed mentally to show they’re capable of Making a stable and informed decision. How…

I think this is a difficult question as while yes more serious criminals maybe shouldn’t be allowed to vote due to the s…

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