Massachusetts H873 amends voting rights laws to remove restrictions on voting due to felony convictions.
Massachusetts H873 amends the state's election laws to eliminate restrictions on voting for individuals convicted of felonies. Specifically, it removes language that previously barred voting due to a felony conviction. This change affects all individuals who were previously disenfranchised by such convictions, allowing them to regain their voting rights.
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