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@SASHA-WERNERSBAC…Women’s Equality from Illinois answered…2yrs

Yes, but it depends on the severity and the type of crime. It is also important if the conviction was arrived at justly...

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@Dev-RanasingheRepublican answered…2yrs

Yes, only if he/she is capable of running the office. This should be decided by party and party should be responsible fo...

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@Indigo-VirtuePeace and Freedom from Connecticut answered…2yrs

Yes, as long as the crime was not committed while in office, a felony, violent, financial, or a sexual crime. However, t...

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@Yusef-J.-Collins…Peace and Freedom from New Jersey answered…2yrs

The public majority should decide whether they are fit to run or not depending on the severity of the crime. People unde...

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@Merri-Wright-Lea…Working Family from Missouri answered…2yrs

Yes, because this is a broad question. What is the crime? Was it murder? Was it embezzlement? Was it writing a bad check...

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@Jessi-HuddlestonWorking Family from Texas answered…2yrs

yea as long as it wasn’t during office and not pedo or rapist related.

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@Callie-McKenziePeace and Freedom from North Carolina answered…2yrs

Yes, as long as it was not a felony, violent, financial, or sexual crime. It must also be disclosed publicly and a chang...

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@Amy-Amanda-LouGreen from Oregon answered…2yrs

Yes; but they must have made all legal and ethical reparations, and have all criminal records be publicly accessible.

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@Rowan-PippinTranshumanist from Texas answered…2yrs

Yes as long as they have finished serving their sentence, the crime wasn't committed while in office, and it was not a f...

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@Gabriel-DeGuireSocialist from Missouri answered…2yrs

Yes, as long as the crime was not related to their position in office.

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@Dallin-GordonLibertarian from Idaho answered…2yrs

Yes, unless specifically prohibited by their sentence (i.e. let it be decided in the courts with specific time limits se...

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@Elijah-LLibertarian from Florida answered…2yrs

This would very by situation.

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@Katja-JeschkePeace and Freedom from California answered…2yrs

Yes if they finished their sentence and is a noticeably changed person

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@Calvin-McCloryIndependent from Ohio answered…2yrs

Yes, but they should be required to disclose that information.

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@Mahima-SosaleSocialist from Virginia answered…1yr

Yes, but only if the crime is a felony and the politician has shown remorse.

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@Lois-RyanRepublican from North Carolina answered…2yrs

Needs to addressed depending on what it was

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@Douglas-Pierre-W…Libertarianfrom Hawaii  answered…2yrs

Yes, once time has been served none should be continually punished.

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@Chardonnay-JonesIndependent from Colorado answered…2yrs

Yes, as long as it was not a felony, violent, financial, or sexual crime; but any politicians under investigation should...

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@Alan-RamsayRepublicanfrom Maryland  answered…2yrs

It depends on the situation/crime.

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@Rachel-KochPeace and Freedom from Washington answered…2yrs

Yes, as long as it was not a felony, violent, financial, or sexual crime and as long as the crime was not committed in o...

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@Jayde-AimeryPeace and Freedom from Michigan answered…2yrs

Yes, the current president is a racist rapist and everyone knows it he’s just not convicted as long as the person didn...

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@Matthew-TaylorRepublican from Utah answered…2yrs

So long as the person has repented, served their sentence, is striving to be better.

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@Carol-MagnussonVeteran from Arizona answered…2yrs

Yes, if they have finished their sentence, if it was not while in office, and if it were not a felony. Must be disclosed...

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@Sally-MallonAmerican Solidarity from Arizona answered…2yrs

Depends of the crime

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@Bill-MillerVeteran from Illinois answered…2yrs

It depends on the severity of the crime and when it happens.

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