District of Columbia sends thousands of incarcerated prisoners voter registration forms

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The voter-registration forms have been sent to incarcerated D.C. residents at 107 separate federal facilities across the U.S., allowing them to vote.

Prisoners voting. What exactly are they voting for? Crime? It’s certainly not law and order. Higher taxes? Why not? They’re not paying. But hey, that’s the Democrat constituency.

It’s not just stupid. It’s dangerous. Deadly combo.

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District of Columbia sends 2,400 incarcerated residents voter registration forms

New D.C. law allows felons to vote from prison in the November election

The District of Columbia Board of Elections has sent voter-registration forms to roughly 2,400 incarcerated felons for the November elections, implementing a new municipal law that allows individuals with a felony record to vote.

The voter-registration forms have been sent to incarcerated D.C. residents at 107 separate federal facilities across the U.S., allowing them to vote by absentee ballot this November. The district in July restored voting rights to people serving time for felony convictions.

Maine and Vermont have similar measures.

A D.C. election board official said Wednesday that the agency is working with the Federal Bureau of Prisons to ensure registration forms can be returned fast enough for the inmates to vote.

In Iowa, most residents with felony records can vote, but only after they have completed their time, following an executive order signed last month by GOP Gov. Kim Reynolds. Florida courts are considering a similar plan.

 

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patd
patd
3 years ago

WTF….do prisoners send in a change of address while they are sitting in their cells or what??? And yet the ignorant idiot oxygen thieving libturds keep claiming that there is NO voter fraud!!! It’s not fraud from the voters as much as it is the libturd politicians!!!!

mtman2
mtman2
3 years ago

Its one thing to allow Non Violent Fellons once having done their time + “rehabilitation” to after a proven time (1 – 3yrs depending on criime) to get voting + 2nd-Amendment Rights returned.
Violent crime felons is a different level all together…
But willy nilly while still a criminal paying for crimes = outrageous…!

volksnut
volksnut
3 years ago

I thought felons – being – CRIMINALS convicted of a FELONY serving time relinquished that right ..

blackfeather
blackfeather
3 years ago

and yet another “tool”…letting prisoners out…by the dimokkkrats…for VOTES.

ladywarrior
ladywarrior
3 years ago
Reply to  blackfeather

….and have gotten people KILLED,raped, or harmed by someone who was supposed to be in jail.
I’m hoping the family of these people sue the living hell out those responsible for the releases.

Technically_Speaking
Technically_Speaking
3 years ago

Prisoner loose their civilian rights when they are convicted..So what the HELL! Is going on!?

ladywarrior
ladywarrior
3 years ago

From what I’ve seen of these prisoners,they have the IQ of kumquat…..is someone going to read it to them and mark it for them?
Assuming they haven’t already.
What happened to American law where prisoners weren’t allowed to vote?

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