How Florida’s Sluggish Voter Registration Process Sent Ex-Prisoners Back to Jail
In multiple cases, documents obtained by The Appeal show the state told ineligible voters they could cast ballots.
In multiple cases, documents obtained by The Appeal show the state told ineligible voters they could cast ballots.
Advocates worry the widespread confusion may have a chilling effect on eligible voters.
The court found that a law that critics described as a poll tax violates the Constitution.
Lawyers and advocates in Miami-Dade County will roll out a new plan to counter the disenfranchisement of people with felony convictions.
Lawmakers are redefining certain crimes in order to carve out broad exceptions to who can regain the right to vote.
With Appeal staff reporter Kira Lerner