Former President Donald Trump's Voting Rights
Former President Donald Trump is a convicted felon but is likely to retain his Florida voting rights even if he's incarcerated in New York due to the state's laws on voting rights restoration for felons.
Key Points
- Trump's voting rights in Florida likely to be unaffected by felony conviction in New York
- New York law on felons voting while incarcerated is crucial in this case
- Possibility of clemency from Governor DeSantis for Trump
Pros
- Likely to retain voting rights in Florida despite felony conviction
- Potential for clemency from Governor DeSantis
Cons
- Complicated process for other Floridians to restore voting rights after felony conviction