Power & Politics: Should felons serving time have the right to vote?

Jess Zaccagnino, the policy counsel for ACLU of Connecticut and State Sen. Ryan Fazio (R-CT) discussed the issue with Eric Landskroner.

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Sep 9, 2023, 11:52 PM

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A heated and emotional hearing was held at the state Capitol centered on a controversial question: Should prisoners be allowed to vote?

Jess Zaccagnino, the policy counsel for ACLU of Connecticut and State Sen. Ryan Fazio (R-CT) discussed the issue with Eric Landskroner.

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