Here’s what to know about felons’ voting rights in Florida. Convicted felons can vote in Florida, but there are a couple of ...

Voting rights for Americans with felony convictions have been at least partially restored in most states, but there are many felons who are still facing obstacles to exercising their right to vote.

House Bill 710, if passed, would require the State Board of Elections to provide a voter hotline for incarcerated individuals ...

More generally, felons can be barred from any other state ... job the moment you step out of prison — even if you can now vote. Furthermore, state law allows landlords to discriminate against ...

These days, when he’s on the streets, it’s often with voter registration forms in hand — part of a growing movement of people working to expand the political power of an often-ignored bloc of ...

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Gretchen Whitmer, a Democrat, adopted the felon-voting measure earlier this month ... Democrats cannot afford to miss—and Republicans can no longer ignore. So don’t be fooled by calls for ...

but Nebraska requires a two-year wait after the completion of a felony sentence before someone can register. King’s first chance to vote will be in the 2024 presidential election season ...

Governor McAuliffe and Chairman Alcorn seem to be more concerned with guaranteeing that non-citizens and felons can continue to vote illegally than with protecting the security and integrity of ...

State law says anyone convicted of a felony can be a candidate for public office if they are pardoned “or otherwise released from the resulting disabilities.” ...

Law enforcement won’t have to spend time and money chasing the few reports of election fraud caused mostly by convicted felons who didn’t realize they can’t vote until they complete their ...