I need information on felons and voting for a class project?
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I am not sure what you need, but try looking up, "Felony disenfranchisement."
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Here are the candidates by state (League of Women Voters, an unbiased political information organization):\nhttp://www.vote411.org/candidateinfo.php?CFID=157952&CFTOKEN=51523100
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Could you contact the town hall in that town? Or maybe even the police station? If you were a family member, they might give you more info than if you were a total stranger. Was there a conviction? Were they jailed? If so, do you have their inmate number? Maybe even a birthdate or even their SS#. Any and all info to help them help *you* find the info would be helpful.
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this is a great website...often times, they even have photos of the offenders in your area.\nhttp://www.familywatchdog.us/Search.asp
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It varies by the state, and the crime.  In many states (probably most, though I don't know) felons are disenfranchised, meaning they can no longer vote, in prison or afterwards.  I know of no state in which people convicted of misdemeanors are deprived of the right to vote.\n\nIn some states felons regain the right to vote after a peroid of time, or after applying for the right in certain circumstances.
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Voting Rights With a Felony\n\n    * Even if you have a felony conviction, you can vote if:\n           you are on probation, or\n           you have completed your probation, or\n           you have completed parole.\n\n    * The only time you are not allowed to vote is if you have a felony conviction and you are still in prison or on parole. Once you have completed your prison sentence and parole, you can register to vote.
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http://www.nassaucountysheriff.com/Inmate%20Information.asp
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they can vote unless they have been convicted of a felony, and then they have no rights until they go through the process of having their civil rights restored which can take years to do sometimes.  However, if they are in jail or prison they would not be able to physically go out and cast a ballot
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Citizens of at least the age of 18 may vote.\nVoting rights are enforced by the states.  In different places released convicts may be excluded from voting, be allowed to vote, or only be allowed after applying for restoration of voting privileges to the state.  T
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go to yout state goverment site and put in offender, or doc
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Try: http://www.inmatesplus.com/ (states)\nhttp://www.bop.gov/iloc2/LocateInmate.jsp (federal)
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http://www.tdcj.state.tx.us/offender_information.htm\n\nThere ya go, Darlin'.
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Most states corrections departments have web sites now.  They may not be up to the minute but the info may be there.  Otherwise, try the parole officer or district parole office.
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I tried to get all my dead relatives to vote.\n\nAlso, I worked hard to get several felons to vote.
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ask ur university electoral officer
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hey I think this site would be good source for ur project.. the PDF file seems to have the info u r lookin for.. hope it helps... good luck!!! \n\nwww.may.ie/staff/dpringle/igu/moriarty.pdf
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see league of women voters website\n\ndont reelect anyone!\n\nthrow the rascals out!