Push to restore voting rights to ex-felons reaches Supreme Court

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Push to restore voting rights to ex-felons reaches Supreme Court

Florida is one of three states that doesn't allow ex-felons the right to vote. a group led by Meade, a former addict convicted on drug and firearm charges in 2001 who went on to earn a law degree, appeared before the state Supreme Court on Monday in an important step in getting a constitutional amendment on the ballot. If it makes the ballot and wins approval by voters, the amendment would restore voting rights to felons who have completed sentences for nonviolent felonies.

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