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Wisconsin already has among the harsher rules in the country — since many people who're not presently in prison are barred from voting because they're on parole and probation.
Roughly half the states in the nation allow anyone not in prison to vote, including recently in neighboring Minnesota:
Roughly half the states in the nation allow anyone not in prison to vote, including recently in neighboring Minnesota:
Minnesota Is Restoring the Voting Rights of Tens of Thousands - Bolts
Editor’s note (March 3): Governor Tim Walz signed House File 28 on March 3. Elizer Darris has thought many times about how it must feel to hold one of the... Read More
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August 14, 2025 at 2:41 PM
Wisconsin already has among the harsher rules in the country — since many people who're not presently in prison are barred from voting because they're on parole and probation.
Roughly half the states in the nation allow anyone not in prison to vote, including recently in neighboring Minnesota:
Roughly half the states in the nation allow anyone not in prison to vote, including recently in neighboring Minnesota:
Reposted by Alex Charner
The "unable to independently verify the language" implies that they are fully confident that the question was asked, and slightly less confident about how it was answered.
July 25, 2025 at 7:31 PM
The "unable to independently verify the language" implies that they are fully confident that the question was asked, and slightly less confident about how it was answered.
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89% of Americans want the files released according to a CBS/YouGov poll
July 25, 2025 at 4:23 PM
89% of Americans want the files released according to a CBS/YouGov poll