PO wins in Polish prisons (35.6%), Ruch Palikota follows (32.2%)

MyMom
Of the almost 80 000 prisoners who were allowed to vote 57.8% chose to do so.

Why are those people allowed to vote?

Why are those people allowed to vote?

i can't see why they shouldn't.

Are U.S. prisoners allowed to vote in U.S. elections?

Prisoner voting rights is a state issue, so the laws are different from state to state. Some states allow only individuals on probation and ex-felons to vote. Others allow individuals on parole, probation and ex-felons to vote. As of July 2007, fourteen states, eleven of them in the South, ban anyone with a felony conviction from voting for life, even after the person has served the sentence, while only two states, Maine and Vermont, allow incarcerated individuals to vote

Of the almost 80 000 prisoners who were allowed to vote 57.8% chose to do so.