ACLU launches effort to inform Kansans with felony records of their voting rights
Thousands of Kansans with felony records are eligible to vote, according to the ACLU of Ka
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Thousands of Kansans with felony records are eligible to vote, according to the ACLU of Ka
Thousands of Kansans with felony records are eligible to vote, according to the ACLU of Ka
Thousands of Kansans with felony records are eligible to vote, according to the ACLU of Ka
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A leading Kansas civil rights organization says an estimated 30,000 people living in the state should be informed they have the right to vote.