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The push to re-enfranchise felons is gaining steam, most notably in Florida and Pennsylvania, where key lawsuits have been filed to restore prisoner voting rights. Defenders of felon voting restrictions refer to the social contract, while franchising advocates point to issues of race. If the country's 4 million disenfranchised felons could vote, a new study indicates the votes would help the Democrats.
October 23, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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