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Man Recently Released From Prison Votes for First Time in Decades
NBC 6 has followed one man through his journey, from spending time behind bars for drug trafficking, being released, and now voting for President of the United States.
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Voting After Prison
This has already been a historic election year. But this is also the first presidential election where former felons were allowed to vote if they paid all their fines and fees. NBC 6 Investigators have been following one man’s journey for over a year — from prison, and now to voting.
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Florida Urges US Supreme Court to Keep Stay on Felon Voting
The state of Florida is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to turn down a request by voting rights advocates to lift a stay on a federal judge’s ruling that allowed Florida felons to regain the right to vote, regardless of unpaid fines and other financial obligations
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US Supreme Court Asked to Lift Stay on Florida Felon Voting
Voting rights advocates are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to lift a stay on a federal judge’s ruling that allowed Florida felons to regain the right to vote, regardless of unpaid fines and other financial obligations
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Florida Felons Seeking Voting Rights Back Face Court Setback
A federal appellate court has delivered a setback to Florida felons seeking to have their voting rights restored
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New Effort to Help Felons Pay Off Court Fees
Miami-Dade County wants to help convicted felons regain voting rights through a new program. NBC 6’s Dan Grossman reports.