Should convicted criminals have the right to vote?

If if someone has done a mild crime by mistake like for temporal pleasure someone steals from someone and the government is rehabilitating the person for his mistake and he is also guilty for what he did. For others doing violent crimes no voting rights to them at all.

Only select few individuals should have right to influence the decision about who should be the ruler. Democracy and other forms of electoracy are not the ideal form of Government.

only if arrested for political reasons

Yes. But if they are convicted in a serious crimes like rape and murder then No.

Yes except felons convicted of murder or violent crimes and also they have to complete their punishment

After completing their sentence and subject to good behavior.

People's court shall decide that!

After their rehabilitation they can go with right to vote

Depends on the type of crime and also for other criminals,it should be allowed only after completion of their sentences.

Yes, but felons convicted of murder or violent crimes should be excluded and the rest only after completing their sentences and parole/probation

After completing their sentence and barring those who've committed violent crimes, yes.

Yes, if they aren't convicted with sexual assault or murder, and have completed phyclogical tests and a have completed parole

Yes, except for felons convicted of murder, terrorism, rape, voter fraud or corruption.

very tough to decide

After vetting their connections

It depends on crime they had done, if it is minor in which human life or disgusting thing is not done then they have right to vote. But it is depends on many things.

As long as they are non-political criminals.

No. This would only increase political advantage in support of the parties.

Depending of the crime

Depends on what crime the person has committed. If someone has committed crime that relate to election, voting, treason, amongst other political issues then absolutely not, yes if they have committed petty crimes or have served their sentence then I don’t see a problem with them casting a vote.

Depends on Charge if Charged for protest ok but for serious IPC crime NO.

Every citizen deserve to vote, but if someone who is convicted for heinous crimes like - murder, rape, terrorism, corruption ,etc. or someone who habitual offender should not have any voting rights

As Long as the Crime isn't severe,Ok

Till they have served out their sentence, their right to vote should be suspended. It should be restored once they have completed serving their sentence.

Pstal ballot should be allowed

Those committed crimes against sovereignty, integrity and security of state should not be allowed to vote.

Only if they've completed their parole/probation and are mentally competent to do so

Yes, except for felons convicted of murder, non-marital rape or manslaughter

Not violent offenders. Lesser non violent felons after finishing sentences and parole

Yes, except for those convicted of murder or violent crimes, and only after completing their sentences and parole/probation.

Yes, except for felons convicted of murder, manslaughter or non-marital rape

Yes, except for felons convicted of murder, manslaughter or non-marital rape.

yes, except for any voting on any conviction stances

No, but depends on how bad the charges are, if you have a Class X felony or any felony you shouldn't be able to vote

No, but it depends on the crime the person committed.

This question should be decided by the states.

If they have shown actual remorse, changed, and served their time

Yes, every citizen deserves the right to vote, except for Felons who are serving Life in Prison with no chance of parole for convicting things like murder or any other violent crimes

Yes, every citizen deserves the right to vote, except for felons who are sentenced to life in prison without parole and have No regret for their Crime

Yes, except for felons who are sentenced to life in prison without parole

Yes, and, depending on the crime, after the sentence/parole/probation is completed.

Yes, but it depends on what the convicted criminal has done.

depending on if it was wrongful imprisonment or petty charges but it its child rapist,serial killers and those type then no so its a so-so question.

Depending on what they went to jail for.

Yes, except for felons convicted of manslaughter, murder or rape

Per the 10th Amendment to the United States Constitution, the States reserve the right to make this decision.

I think that it depends on the crime, Everyone should have the right to vote but if you kill a child or for sexual assault on a child or murder in general then No, you shouldn't be allowed to do most things that other people can do.

Yes, but not people convicted of voter disenfranchisement or tampering with machines and the voting process.

As long as they get mental support.