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Felony Disenfranchisement. Author’s Name Institution Executive SummaryFelony voting disfranchisement has been a policy meant to restrict felons from voting since the restoration of the African-American rights to vote upon the ratification of the 13th amendment. The 14th amendment, however, allowed for states to bar citizens from voting on the grounds of rebellion and other crimes. The policy is subject to different interpretations for various states. States like Maine and Vermont allow incarcerated felons to vote while still in prison, others like Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, and New Hampshire allow voting upon release. In California, Colorado, Connecticut, and New York, disenfranchisement ends after incarceration and parole are complete. It is policy tainted by racism, desecration of human dignity, and failure to solve deterrent purposes of incarceration. Therefore, the need to consider alternative policy is strong in various states. The alternative policies discussed in...
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