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Analysis • 12.22.2022

When It Comes to Voting in Jail, the Devil Is in the Details

Most people in New York City jails are eligible to vote. But that doesn’t mean it’s easy for them to register or cast their absentee ballots. That’s where volunteers come in.

Life Inside • 11.04.2022

Out on Parole in Colorado? You Can Vote.

This explainer tells you how.

Graphics • 06.23.2022

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