Hmm, I wonder which party convicted felons generally support?
Gov. Andrew Cuomo plans to pardon more than 35,000 felons on parole, sidestepping lawmakers in a move to restore parolees’ right to votehttps://nyti.ms/2HHIM5S
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These people did they're time. I don't see what your complaint is
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@NYGovCuomo to issue pardons to the perpetrators of crimes against NYers . Rapists, robbers, burglars, murderers, and other assorted criminals. All for a few votes. It's the New York way ! -
This is not the case. But even if they were, why shouldn't they be restored their voting rights after doing their time?
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I never understood why a person looses his rights to vote just by going to prison,even less do I understand why they still lost them after serving their time.
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VOTE FOR CYNTHIA NIXON
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That being said, I don't like the way he went abt this. It was a stunt. We need auto voter registration + maximize the rights of citizens to vote Bc voting doesn't cause physical harm to anyone it should b maximized. Firearms have that potential, so limitations should b in place.
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for violent felonies.
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Isn’t a prisoner still a citizen so shouldn’t that person have the vote? Who does it hurt. And isn’t rehabilitation the goal so why completely dehumanize prisoners.
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...great point!! (blank period!)
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