How would it make you feel to lose your right to vote because of a past mistake, even after you’ve served your punishment?

I would be pissed if it was over a parking ticket. but wouldnt be madd if it was cause of murder

I would feel like i deserve it even after i served my punishment

I would feel less than. If I have served my time and returned to society why should my vote be stripped as if I don't exist at all?

It would depend on the crime, being permanently barred from voting due to something like a speeding ticket would not be right, but if you were a convicted murderer or other such felony, then you should not be allowed to vote

It would suck, and I would want to be able to still vote. People can change.

If you live in this country your voice deserves to be heard just like anyone else

Not fair. If I served my time I should get my rights back

no one should lose their right to vote based on a criminal conviction; this incentivizes jailing political rivals and voting blocks

I would feel like i deserve it even after i served my punishment

Depends on the crime and how mentally sound they are after prison whether they should be able to vote or not.

I would feel undervalued and suppressed if I would not be able to voice my opinion after I have payed for my mistake.

Voting is a right of citizens that criminal record should not revoke that access

Losing the right to vote because of a past mistake would feel deeply frustrating, especially if I had already served my punishment, as it would prevent me from fully participating in society and shaping decisions that impact my future.

It would make me feel that it would be fair to lose the right to vote, even after serving a sentence, because I have to follow the rules.

Of course I wouldn't like it. But sometimes it is necessary to sacrifice individual rights for the common good.