democracy for the upcoming march and local elections, simply because they can't afford to pay these exorbitant fines and fees. >> now, bob, you are on the ground. you're in the trenches really dealing with the hard gut work here. one of the things that i have come to find out is that when they said they would pay for all of the court costs and whatever the cost that are attributed to their conviction, this is not restitution for a crime. this is court costs and other items like that. we find that only 18% of the 1.4 million that had their rights restored, only 18% had a zero balance. so you're talking about 82% of the people that benefitted from this law will not be able to vote if we are aclu is not successful in turning this around. and also, you have been on the ground identifying, going door