Por: Orlando Sentinel Politics April 12, 2023
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill Friday requiring ex-felons to pay court-ordered financial penalties to get their voting rights restored, a move that brought immediate legal action from activists seeking to stop the new law. The Legislature passed the bill this past spring in response to Amendment 4, which was approved by the voters in November to restore voting rights for ex-felons other than murderers and sex offenders. The amendment won 64.5%... + full article
The New York Times USA Nation April 06, 2023
WASHINGTON — For more than a decade, states around the country have steadily chipped away at one of the biggest roadblocks to voting in the United States — laws on the books that bar former felons from casting a ballot.But there are now signs that trend could be... + más
Curtis Sliwa urges city probe of rival Eric Adams’ suspect hires, dealings with felons | New York Post
Restoring rights for felons a rare bipartisan voting change | Orlando Sentinel
Orlando Sentinel USA Nation March 05, 2023
TJ King had candidates and causes to support, but couldn’t vote in Nebraska’s last election. An outreach specialist with the Nebraska AIDS Project, King came off probation in August after serving time for drug and theft convictions. In many states, he could have voted in the... + más
Restoring rights for felons a rare bipartisan voting change | WPLG Local 10
Restoring rights for felons a rare bipartisan voting change | Associated Press
The Boston Globe USA Politics March 05, 2023
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — TJ King had candidates and causes to support, but couldn’t vote in Nebraska’s last election.An outreach specialist with the Nebraska AIDS Project, King came off probation in August after serving time for drug and theft convictions. In many states, he... + más
WPLG Local 10 USA Politics March 05, 2023
LINCOLN, Neb. – TJ King had candidates and causes to support, but couldn’t vote in Nebraska’s last election.An outreach specialist with the Nebraska AIDS Project, King came off probation in August after serving time for drug and theft convictions. In many states, he could... + más
Associated Press USA Politics March 05, 2023
Orlando Sentinel USA Politics February 24, 2023
More than four years after Amendment 4 was approved by Florida voters, confusion reigns for felons who have no simple way to find out if they’re eligible to vote. At the same time, well-publicized financial support to solve the problem from LeBron James’ organization and... + más
Unleash Your Inner Alice And Genuinely Immerse Yourself In Alexa Meade’s Fantastical ‘Wonderland Dreams’ | Forbes
Orlando group behind restoring felon voting rights nominated for Nobel Peace Prize | Orlando Sentinel
Newsweek USA Nation October 25, 2022
Historically, people convicted of crimes in the U.S. automatically lost their right to vote.In some cases, convicted felons lost their voting rights forever, meaning they could never participate in elections again—even after they had been released from prison.But over the past... + más
First of DeSantis’ Much-Hyped Voter Fraud Cases Is a Massive Flop | The Daily Beast
Body camera footage reveals confusion over Florida Gov. DeSantis' voter fraud arrests | CBS News
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