@ISIDEWITHQuestions刑事问题9yrs ago

已被定罪的罪犯是否应当有投票权？

权利被剥夺重罪从人，否则资格投票因刑事罪行被定罪投票排斥，通常仅限于较严重的类罪的认定重罪。囚犯和被定罪重罪在西班牙完全投票权。

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49% 是的	51% 不
23% 是的	51% 不
13% 是的，但是只在服完他们的刑期和缓刑之后
7% 是的，除了重罪犯或暴力犯罪
6% 是的，每个公民都有权投票

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