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Debate: Ex-felon right to vote
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Should ex-felons have the right to vote? |
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Should ex-felon's have the right to vote? | |
Yes
1. "Florida governor wins voting rights for ex-felons". Reuters. April 5, 2007 In 2007, Governor Crist, a Republican, restored the right to vote to Florida felons. "Meeting in a special session, the Florida Clemency Board agreed by a 3-1 vote to allow some 950,000 ex-felons to automatically have their civil rights restored, removing a barrier that goes back 140 years."
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No
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Petition: Is a right to petition an inadequate replacement? | |
Yes
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No
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Yes
<http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A9785-2004Aug17.html>.
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No
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