Galsworthy Criminal Justice Reform Program

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In Just Two States, All Prisoners Can Vote. Here's Why Few Do.

“Yet the barriers to voting, both external and internal, remain high. Incarcerated people are restricted from using the Internet and often cut off from news in the places they used to live. They are not allowed to campaign for candidates, display posters or show other signs of political partisanship.“

The Marshall Project

June 11, 2019