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Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

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Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Kenneth Almons says he began a sentence in a Mississippi prison just two weeks after graduating from high school, and one of his felony convictions —

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Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

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Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

By EMILY WAGSTER PETTUS Associated Press JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Kenneth Almons says he began a 23-year sentence in a Mississippi prison just two weeks after graduating from high school, and one of his felony convictions — for armed robbery — stripped away voting rights that he still has not regained decades later. Now 51, Almons told lawmakers Wednesday that he has worked hard and remained law-abiding since his release, and he wants to be able to…

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Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Kenneth Almons says he began a 23-year sentence in a Mississippi prison just two weeks after graduating from high school, and one of his felony convictions […]

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Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

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Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

Kenneth Almons says he began a 23-year sentence in a Mississippi prison just two weeks after graduating from high school, and one of his felony convictions — for armed robbery — stripped away voting rights that he still has not regained decades later.Now 51, Almons told lawmakers Wednesday that he has worked hard and remained law-abiding since his release, and he wants to be able to vote.“It would mean I am no longer considered a nobody,” Almons…

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Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

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Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

Mississippi legislators won't smooth the path this year to restore voting rights after some felonies

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