Should convicted criminals have the right to vote?

No, except for those who have served their sentence, parole/probation, and had the right to vote restored after their case and chance of recidivism are reviewed by the court.

No, if the crime committed was murder, rape, sexual assault, terrorism, or something involving pedophilia.

Very tricky to say because everyone should be given the right to such a thing, but it should all depend on what the said criminal is convicted of

Yes, but only after serving their sentences and parole/probation, then spending 5 years without committing another crime

Yes, but there should be a standard on who can vote, for example felons should be excluded and they should have completed their sentence and any parole/probation.

Everyone should be able to vote except for sex offenders and felons

Yes, most people would think that convicted felons and violent crime offenders shouldn't be able to vote, however there are unfortunately some people that are convicted felons unfairly, and the justice system did them wrong. For me it all just depends on the situation.

It should be determined at the time of their conviction whether they can vote in the future.

yes. if you pay taxes you should have the right to vote

Yes. Laws can be unjust. In order to fight to fix unjust laws that victimized an individual, the ability to vote should be considered essential.

Yes but only after taking a serys of tests to enshure that it is safe.

Depends. Im willing to allow criminals for minor things like robbing or using drugs vote. However, I think there should be a limit to who can vote in the jail. High tier criminals should not be allowed but low criminals, I do not necessarily mind.

It all depends on what they did and if they served their time

only some, people who are terrorists shouldn't vote

as long as their helping their community

Depends on drug and amount

id only they have clerd the crmial thing

yes aslong as they are a legal citizen

It should be dependent on the crime and its circumstances

It depends of the crime you committed.

Yes as long as your sentence does not have to do with any type of assault

depends on what kind of crime they commited

Every citizen should get to vote, even criminals. Most people who are convicted criminals were framed or did it by accident, some had full intent on it. But even after throwing their lives away they should be able to vote, it is still a part of their rights.

Yes - for most - after they have served their sentence. No for those convicted of murder or violent crimes.

Yes. There have been and still are people who have been wrongly accused, tried and sentenced because of the unjust nature of our courts system.

i think yes and no because yes because i think it depends on what kind of crime you did if its something really bad then no but if its just like assault or shop lifting or going to jail only for couple of day its fine but higher then no they shouldn't be allowed to vote

Depends on the crime committed. Small charges you should be able to right away, medium charges after you complete your parole/probation and large crimes like murder, kidnap, rape,etc you should not be allowed to

Yes, but only after completing their sentences and parole/probation, except for felons.

yes, expect for sex offenders

Financial, physical, treason or sexual crimes shouldn’t allow people to vote

depends if they have changed for the better good

Yes unless they are a frequent substance abuser because that can mess with your mind

yes cause the court could have got it wrong and they are people too

Just not rapists and pedofiles

Yes after completing their sentence and showing no sings of committing crimes again.

Yes, if the thing they went to prison for is minor if it was a serious crime they should not be able to vote

no, if they committed a sever crime

yes unless they rape or murder someone

It depends on the crime. Those convicted of voter-fraud, bribery, and other politically-adjacent crimes should have their right to vote stripped.

Yes, after rehab and proven mental stability and morality. Not if psychopath/sociopath.

only if their convition isnt anything such as murder or assult crimes including the ones involving minors or other form of pedophelia

Yes, just because they are in jail does t mean they should not get a say on who will be the president of the country they are living in.

this should only apply to felons

Yes, if they are sane, have served their time, and committed a minor crime.

yes but not the ones who have committed big crimes and only after their sentence and parole/probation.