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He notes that "there is no provision in the [U.S.] Constitution removing the right to vote for people who have committed felonies. And those who have been convicted do not lose their constitutional protections."
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"I remind people that there is no provision in the Constitution removing the right to vote for people who have committed felonies. And those who have been convicted do not lose their constitutional protections. They do not lose their civil rights. They do not lose their citizenship," Mr. White said at a press conference announcing the bill. "Why, then, would they lose their most fundamental democratic right?"
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