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Voting Rights Confusion Keeps Formerly Incarcerated People from Casting Ballots

Even when they’re eligible to vote.

Closing Argument • 10.19.2024

Americans With Past Convictions Fight to Regain Right to Vote

A Tennessee woman tries to regain her right to vote after a conviction, and entrepreneur Topeka Sam talks about what she learned while in prison.

Inside Story • 10.17.2024

‘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

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