Question

Should prisoners lose their right to vote in elections? At first glance at the sentence, the majority of readers will lean towards the response of yes; they should. After doing research, I believe prisoners should not lose their rights to vote because 1)Disenfranchisement against prisoners can be a disruption towards their rehabilitation to rejoin society. 2)Prisoners lose their freedom but not their fundamental human rights. 3) All voices matter, including prisoners, it is fundamental to democracy.
i clicked economics because it was the only subject most related to it, can you please come up with 3 points to support my 2nd topic? i did research surrounding the strain theory and how counter productive stigmatization of ex offenders leads to repeating crimes and how its hard enough for them to rejoin society. i am just in a rut! i just need 3 strong points, point form is fine. and if u have any other opinions or info feel free to add it!

Answer 1

I strongly support the point that voting rights are equal to for all the people, hence we should not take the voting right from prisoners - - Voting restrictions may create a racial imbalance - Voting for an individual, provides positive model or behavior of contribution to the betterment of the society. - First of all chime is a societal problem, and voting is a societal privilege