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Florida Restores Voting Rights for Most Felons

Florida Restores Voting Rights for Most Felons

Per usual, the key races in Florida are nail biters. The gubernatorial and Senate contests are still too close to call. But, one vote has already been decided and needs no recount. Floridians have come out in favor of Amendment 4, restoring voting rights for felons who have finished their sentences or are on probation. 

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Supporters of the amendment said the current system was too strict.

Supporters said the state's current system was too onerous. It required felons to wait at least five years after completing their sentence before they could file a request with the governor and Cabinet. About 1.5 million people are affected. Nearly all states allow felons to vote after completing their sentences. (Tampa Bay Times)

As expected, the amendment has a real chance of significantly impacting future election outcomes.

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