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DragonTypeWyvern , 5 months ago Yes, they can, though it does vary by state. Most states allow ex-felons to vote after at least probation, there are eleven that do not. felonvoting.procon.org/state-felon-voting-laws/ But in reality, it doesn’t really matter as much as we’d want it to thanks to fairly absurd sentencing laws and probationary periods, and a drive by red states to make protesting a felony.
Yes, they can, though it does vary by state. Most states allow ex-felons to vote after at least probation, there are eleven that do not.
felonvoting.procon.org/state-felon-voting-laws/
But in reality, it doesn’t really matter as much as we’d want it to thanks to fairly absurd sentencing laws and probationary periods, and a drive by red states to make protesting a felony.