State Senate Makes Changes Amid Felons' Voting Debate
Sen. Jeff Brandes said he thinks the Senate is “moving in the right direction,” and that the House and Senate still have “many, many conversations” ahead before they reach consensus on a final bill.
April 09, 2019 at 12:50 PM
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But a sharp divide over who exactly the amendment was aimed at has become one of the 2019 legislative session's most contentious issues.
House Republican leaders believe the proposal, which appeared on the ballot as Amendment 4, was aimed at felons who've completed all the terms of their sentences, including repayment of all financial obligations. They're relying on words in the ballot initiative and what backers of the measure said in court and on their website before and after more voters approved the measure.
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