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A prison sentence shouldn’t take away a citizen’s vote

States Newsroom · October 8, 2026

It was Election Day, 1964. My mother took me to the polling site – Meadowlark Elementary in Great Falls. She held my hand. We stood in line. A voting booth opened, and we entered. My mother pulled a lever. A curtain closed. She explained that Democratic candidates were on one side. Republicans on the other. People…

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A prison sentence shouldn’t take away a citizen’s vote

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