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Georgia Residents with Felony Convictions Encouraged to Exercise Their Right to Vote - The Savannah Tribune

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The state of Georgia has one of the highest incarceration rates of any democratic country in the world. Every year, approximately a quarter of a million Georgians complete their prison sentences and community supervision. Yet, many of these individuals are unaware that they can then exercise their right to vote. More than 450,000 Georgia citizens have felony convictions, but if they have completed their sentences, including parole and felony pro…

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