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All former WA prisoners can now vote So far, few have

Of the 24,000 residents with felony records now able to vote, just 414 did so last fall. Advocates hope to increase registration and voter education.

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The Russell Family Foundation Welcomes 15 Grassroots Leaders to Jane s Fellowship Program Class 10

/PRNewswire/ The Russell Family Foundation (TRFF) has announced its Class 10 cohort of Jane s Fellowship Program (JFP), an initiative that supports.

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Left out of elections: 4 6 million with felony convictions blocked from voting

As the midterms rapidly approach, more than 12 million Americans have already voted, to be followed by upwards of 100 million more. Left out will be some 4.6 million people who can’t vote due to a felony conviction, according to a report this week from the Sentencing Project.

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Left out of elections: 4 6 million with felony convictions blocked from voting

Left out of elections: 4 6 million with felony convictions blocked from voting
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Thousands of formerly incarcerated people in Washington allowed to vote for the first time this year

Officials with the Department of Corrections said the ability to vote helps make people feel like a part of the community and reduces recidivism.

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