It’s really quite basic. If you want to vote, don’t get yourself convicted of a felony and sentenced to prison. Now I know everyone in prison is really innocent, and the victim of some overzealous prosecutor, but that’s just too bad. No vote for you!
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
It’s really quite basic. If you want to vote, don’t get yourself convicted of a felony and sentenced to prison. Now I know everyone in prison is really innocent, and the victim of some overzealous prosecutor, but that’s just too bad. No vote for you!
Totally agree – passing ballots around the jailhouse/prison is simply wrong-headed.
If you’re a convicted felon, incarcerated or out of prison, you should lose your right to vote and to run for office – period.