Inside Voices: We Must Organize a Voting Bloc of Incarcerated People
D.C.’s incarcerated people can vote from prison. Now we need reliable information and effective organization.
Source: washingtoncitypaper.com
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D.C.’s incarcerated people can vote from prison. Now we need reliable information and effective organization.
In July 2020, the District became the third place in the nation to grant the right to vote to people who are incarcerated.
The District of Columbia allows incarcerated people to vote, which is a a rarity in the U.S. Only Maine and Vermont permit this.
In July 2020, the District of Columbia became the third place in the nation to grant the right to vote to people who are incarcerated