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: The Sentencing ProjectRead News: Disenfranchisement News
By The Sentencing Project
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National: Sen. Feingold introduces federal voting rights legislation
National: The Sentencing Project, ACLU, Brennan Center for Justice Publish Disenfranchisement Reports
National: Reader’s Digest ‘Rocks the Vote’
Florida: State fails to restore rights accurately
Illinois: For the Record, They Can Vote
New Jersey: Voting is a Must
Virginia: Governor Believes in Vote Restoration
Maryland: State Attorney Agrees with Year-old Reenfranchisement Law
Oklahoma: Confusing Law Keeps Individuals Away from Polls
Posted Date:10/7/2008 1:52:02 PMFull post as published by The Sentencing Project on October 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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