Should prisoners have the right to vote?

Advocates argue consulting with prisoners would get ideas on reducing crime because you would gain understanding on why they did what they did.

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You are still a citizen even when you're in jail (from a felony or not). Felony disenfranchisement currently prevents over 5.3 million people from voting in the US: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elections_in_the_United_States#Eligibility

Some states even prevent you from voting for LIFE even after you serve your sentence, parole, and leave jail completely. That is fucking BS.