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Crimes commonly considered to be felonies include, but are not limited to: aggravated assault and/or battery, arson, burglary, illegal drug use/sales, grand theft, kidnapping, robbery, murder, and rape.
If we give them the right to vote where does it stop. Should they have the right to a fire arm, the right to hold a public office, or the right to hold any job they want no matter what the level of security is envolved.

Its stops where ever the government and the American people want it to stop....there is a big difference between owning a gun which people who shouldn't own still do anyways.....holding public office is up to the voters...and high security level jobs is up to the people that hire....a person has done their time and have been let back out into the real world....maybe certain crimes committed shouldn't have their voting rights back, but i don't think broad sweeping them all into one category is right either.....they are living free in American society and should have a say in how that society governs...if they are free then why shouldn't they get that right back? or should they have never been released to begin with?