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Never for convicts of murder/violent crimes/anything with children. Yes for others but only after completion of sentence…

I think they should be allowed to depending on both the severity of crime and the time that has passed since they have c…

If they are proven to not re-offend, and this applies only to those who commit petty crimes, violent crime convicts shou…

Yes, but only if the election results will directly affect them. Also only criminals that have committed a petty crime

Depending on the crime if they’ve taken someone’s rights away via murder or sexual assault the no for example

Yes. Regardless of what a criminal has done they still have human rights. With this such as extreme felons such as viole…

Perry crimes, and they should still be able to vote, but for rape, embezzlement, tax fraud, and political coercion, they…

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