‘It made me feel socially-accepted’: Passage of California Prop will allow former inmate to vote for the first time

Name: ‘It made me feel socially-accepted’: Passage of California Prop will allow former inmate to vote for the first time
Uploaded: 2020-11-09T23:11:12+00:00
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Description: Proposition 17 passed in California, which allows convicted felons who have completed their prison time and paid all state fees to once again vote.

Video Credit: KTXL - Duration: 02:21s - Published on November 9, 2020

‘It made me feel socially-accepted’: Passage of California Prop will allow former inmate to vote for the first time

Proposition 17 passed in California, which allows convicted felons who have completed their prison time and paid all state fees to once again vote.

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‘It made me feel socially-accepted’: Passage of California Prop will allow former inmate to vote for the first time

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