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US Politics 33w
maybe a hotter take but even people who have received life sentences should still be able to vote for candidates/policy that will affect them. prisoners pay income tax if they work, use healthcare/education, and are a product of policy
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US Politics 33w
Idk how controversial this is, but people with a criminal record should be able to vote. The fact that there’s no national consensus on this shocks me (2 states let incarcerated people vote, 4 require a pardon/appeal). They still deserve representation
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