One of the core beliefs of our country is that everyone has a right to vote. But what about the people who break our nation\u2019s laws? Does committing a crime nullify their right to vote? Well that depends on what state you live in. For example, if you committed a felony in Alabama, you could permanently lose your right to vote, whereas if you committed the crime in Maine, you could vote absentee from prison. A very interesting website, Procon.org<\/a>, has compiled a table of all of the states and their felon voting laws.<\/p>\n