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In The News | July 19, 2016

Fate of Virginia felon voting rights in hands of state court

From the Associated Press:

The governor’s order also faces a separate federal challenge from the conservative legal advocacy group Judicial Watch. McAuliffe has said that he will restore all roughly 206,000 felons’ political rights individually if he has to.

Republicans claim the governor’s order was politically calculated to help his friend Hillary Clinton win the important swing state of Virginia for the Democrats in November.

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