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i think rather they can vote or not is based on how harsh of a crime they do and even if a its a minor crime i think if they have multiple charges ban them from voting for a sum of time

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 @9GTWWW3Justice party member from Virginia  agreed…1yr1Y

i think rather they can vote or not is based on how harsh of a crime they do and even if a its a minor crime i think if they have multiple charges ban them from voting for a sum of time

 @9GMG954Republican from Texas  agreed…2yrs2Y

i do not think they should have the right to vote no matter how harsh the crime is. if they broke laws made in american grounds, then they should not have the right to vote for someone who will be running our country, county, and state. it's not fair that criminals that don't care about laws should have the right to vote

 @9GMGC5Y from Texas  disagreed…2yrs2Y

Well, I think if the criminal did his/her time and has proven to be a good person, they should be allowed to vote.

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