Can Martha Stewart vote?

Martha Stewart, securities broker turned Queen of All Things Domestic, recently saw her pristine reputation smudged. She faced felony convictions for obstructing justice, conspiracy, and making false statements regarding her sale of $228,000 of ImClone Systems stock. read more

by Michelle Fabio, Esq., December 2009 Martha Stewart, securities broker turned Queen of All Things Domestic, recently saw her pristine reputation smudged. read more

When and whether federal inmate No. 55170-054, Martha Stewart, ever votes again depends on which of her homes she claims as her primary residence after release from the federal correctional facility. Stewart owns several homes, one each in Connecticut, New York and Maine. read more

If she still lives in Connecticut, she lost her right to vote when she was convicted of a felony, but had the right to re-register to vote after she completed her prison sentence and paid her fines and court costs. read more