Felony disenfranchisement is the exclusion from voting of people otherwise eligible to vote due to conviction of a criminal offense, usually restricted to the more serious class of crimes deemed felonies. Prisoners and those convicted of felonies have full voting rights in Canada.
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Yes, even if they are in jail
No, Only when they have proven they are not a threat and that they are psychologically ok
I believe they should be allowed to vote as long as they are in their right mind .
i think everyone but pedophiles and zoophiles should vote.
They should write a paper first on why they wanna vote and the importance it has too them on who they vote for. their vote would not be private/ anonymous. and they would need to provide a reason to whom the chose to vote for
depends how long they served
they have the right to vote as long as there is supervision on them in case if they cause troubles
Yes, but only if the voting affects them once they are out of prison (For example, if they are serving 2 years and there is an election, the government will affect them after they get out of prison in 2 years, having 2 years left of the current government)
If they are getting out of jail within the term of the election results
only if they are mentally well.
Upon minimum IQ or aptitude assessment
Yes, as long as they are properly educated on the politicians and their campaigns
Only for those who committed an summary offence
Yes , but after showing X amount of time of good behavior that shows an interest in rehabilitation
Yes, because not every criminal convicted is guilty and they are still citizens.
It depends on if this vote can make a difference on there lives.
Only if their charging wasn’t something serious
yes, but only on their first time
Yes, if they are psychologically sound
no unless it was a minor reason.
Yes, but depending on the severity of the crime, make their vote worth less
Yes if the criminal comes from an ethnic background that has experienced systemic racism in Canada.
yes, if they are due to get out during that politician’s reign
@kuyugomodiLiberal5yrs5Y
Depends on the severity of the crime(s) they were convicted
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