Should a politician, who has been formerly convicted of a crime, be allowed to run for office?

If the crime is not serious the politician should be affected

Do you think someone with a criminal record can truly represent the values of the people they serve?

How would you feel if a politician with a criminal past made decisions that directly impacted your daily life?

Should we consider a politician's personal history as equally important as their ability to get things done in office?

In your opinion, does someone's rehabilitation ever make them fully fit for public office, or should their crimes always matter?

How much importance do you place on trust when voting for someone, especially if they have a criminal past?

Could a politician’s criminal record actually become a positive if they learned lessons that changed how they serve the public?

If a politician has served their time for a crime, do you believe they deserve a second chance in leadership? Why or why not?

How would you react if your favorite political candidate was suddenly revealed to have committed a crime in the past?

Do you think a politician's past mistakes shape their ability to make better choices, or do they signal a lack of integrity?

Should voters have a bigger say in deciding whether or not someone with a criminal record can run for political office?

Yes, as long as it was not a felony, violent, financial or sexual crime and it didn’t happen while the politician was in office