In this PBS NewsHour segment from October 2022, North Carolinians with felony convictions describe what regaining the right to vote means to them, as the state’s largest expansion of voting rights in decades takes effect.
In this PBS NewsHour segment from October 2022, North Carolinians with felony convictions describe what regaining the right to vote means to them, as the state’s largest expansion of voting rights in decades takes effect.
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