What to Know About Your Voting Rights If You Are Currently or Formerly Incarcerated in California
 by Massoud Hussein

📢 System Failure: What to Know About Your Voting Rights If You Are Currently or Formerly Incarcerated in California

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Originally reported Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice: RSS Feed on 2024-10-22 20:54:00 by .

Thank you to Nisa Khan from KQED for lifting up our Voter Restoration Project on a piece about currently and formerly incarcerated individual’s voting rights in California. Voter Restoration Project staff Margeret Wilson and Cameo House program manager Aurora Jimenez are highlighted. 

“Keep reading for what people who have interacted with the justice system need to know about voting — and how friends and family members outside can be of assistance.” – Nisa Khan KQED

You can click here or on the button below to read the full piece. 

Source: www.cjcj.org

Posted: 1756377613

Updates to follow from our team. Stay informed via #JusticeWatch.

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