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‘A Life Sentence.’ How Mississippi’s Forever Voting Ban Keeps Thousands From the Polls.

The state’s disenfranchisement law punishes people with nonviolent offenses, as reform fails in the Legislature and courts.

Jackson • 10.01.2024

Florida’s Voter Fraud Arrests Are Scaring Away Formerly Incarcerated Voters

DeSantis made a spectacle of arresting voters with felony convictions. Now, some eligible voters are opting out of midterms even beyond Florida.

News • 11.04.2022

Why Millions of Americans Will Be Left Out of the Midterms

Even in states where some people with felony convictions — and those awaiting trial in jail — have the right to vote, actually casting a ballot remains difficult.

Closing Argument • 10.29.2022

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