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In all jurisdictions except Maine , Vermont , and the nation’s capital, people convicted of felony crimes lose the right to vote while incarcerated.
In half the states, felony voting restrictions extend after incarceration, often including their time on probation or parole.
In some states, convicted felons lose their voting rights indefinitely for certain crimes.
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