Who gets to vote in the US?
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In Virginia, a legal challenge led by Tati Abu King, who lost his voting rights after felony convictions, has restored voting eligibility for nearly 235,000 ex-convicts in the state. This change comes amid broader discussions about criminal justice reform and the impact of disenfranchisement laws. The ruling not only affects individual lives but also carries significant implications for the political landscape, potentially altering voter demographics and influencing future elections.
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