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Thanks @WhenWeAllVote for spreading the word.
If you have a felony conviction, you still may be able to vote. Take a few minutes and visit http://RestoreYourVote.org to learn if you are eligible to vote in your state! #RestoreYourVotehttps://twitter.com/WhenWeAllVote/status/1284549683692679168 …
Many people wonder "can I vote with a felony conviction?" and assume the laws have restricted their rights. But that’s not necessarily true!
Most states restore voting rights for people after they complete their sentences.
In other words, you may be eligible! #RestoreYourVote
Our #RestoreYourVote project has provided direct rights restoration services to thousands of individuals. Hear the story of Latoya, who worked with #RestoreYourVote:pic.twitter.com/X860RO3CkA
And read the story of military veteran Rodney Lofton, who had his rights restored after serving time for a felony conviction: #RestoreYourVotehttps://campaignlegal.org/story/military-veteran-rodney-lofton-what-voting-first-time-meant-him …
And read the story of Milton Thomas, a native of Nashville, TN who was finally able to regain his right to vote by working with organizers from #RestoreYourVote.https://campaignlegal.org/story/i-thought-it-was-going-be-breeze-get-my-voting-rights-back …
Dennis Eckhoff didn't know he could vote for 12 years, but by going to http://RestoreYourVote.org , he found out he was eligible & able make his voice heard.
Visit http://RestoreYourVote.org for more info & reach out to us if you have questions. #RestoreYourVotehttps://www.vox.com/first-person/2018/10/26/18027734/voting-rights-felon …
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