Should convicted criminals have the right to vote?

as long as their facility puts in the effort to educate them about the ideologies and platforms of the political candidates in running

yes except for violent crimes and after completing their parole/probation

Yes considering that some might have been on the receiving end of a misunderstanding.

yes as long as their criminal act was not against the government in any case

Yes, but only after completing their sentences and parole/probation and only if ther crime was not murder or another violent crime.

Yes, except people in jail.

Yes. Only after all crimes have been pardoned

Yes after they have served their time and have proven they are away from the life of time and contribute good to the country

Only if there being taxed

Based on degree of crime

not child molesters or sexual assult charges

Unless They’re Conservative Voters, NO

If their behavior in prison is good

No they lost all their rights.

Yes, unless they are a sex offender, murderer, or have done other violent crimes

Maybe if they serve there time and have changed also if they are innocent.

No! As a convicted felon you give up your rights unto sentence is finished.

Yes, but only after completing their sentences and/or parole/probation, gone through rehab or a strict psychological evaluation, and except for felons from murder, violent or sexual crimes

Yes, except for terrorists and traitors.

Yes , Unless Charged under acts if terror

I believe generally no, but there can be some exceptions

Yes and they should have the right to own a gun again as well. If they can't be trusted with a gun, they should not be free.

Yes, non felony offenses

Rigby granted by the Constitution are not privileges, and should not be taken away.

Yes, but only after they have completed their sentence, probation/parole, and have been signed off by a psychologist, their parole officer, and someone in close personal contact with them.

Only if there republican

Yes, only temporarily while their citizenship is barred after being convicted of "crimes involving moral turpitude"

Yes, unless they have committed felonies

This question should be decided by the states.

Only if they committed misdemeanors, felons should not have the right to vote

Depends on the crime but sentences and probation MUST be completed

Yes, unless they have committed a felony

Depends on the crime they did. If it was violent, then no. If it was something like drug selling then yes. As long as they are an American citizen they have the right to vote.

Yes, but only after completing their sentences and parole/probation and passing a citizenship test

depends what crimes they have committed

depends on what the constitution says