Let's hope it works. One problem appears to be that there is no standard place felons can go or procedure they can follow to find out even whether they owe money, let alone how much and pay up. But if they vote while they owe money it's a felony. So they're afraid to vote, even if they can. All the Florida authorities have to do is not tell people what they owe, or promise to give a full accounting by, say, Dec. 1, to keep them locked out.Now, that's putting his money to good use. I hope he makes sure they vote.
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