The ‘invisible voting bloc’: US postal service cuts threaten ballot access for inmates

by Eliana Willis 15 September 2020, 12:00 169 Views

The fight to vote

US prisons

Advocates worry cuts will have an outsized effect on jailed voters who rely on the service to exercise their constitutional right

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The ‘invisible voting bloc’: US postal service cuts threaten ballot access for inmates

Keir Starmer only able to access coronavirus test because wife works in NHS

'A savagely broken food system': Cory Booker wants radical reform … now

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