Nationwide Support Helps Ex-Felons in Fla. Vote This November

The video discusses the impact of Florida's Amendment 4, which restored voting rights to former felons, marking a significant expansion of the electorate. Despite legal challenges requiring former felons to pay fines before voting, organizations like the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition are working to support these individuals. Michael Bloomberg's financial contributions aim to clear voting barriers for thousands of former felons. The video highlights the legal and historical context of voting rights in Florida, emphasizing the importance of inclusive democracy.

What was the main purpose of Amendment 4 passed in Florida?

• To increase taxes for infrastructure

• To allow former felons the right to vote

• To reduce the voting age to 16

• To ban certain types of firearms

Who is the executive director of the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition?

• Jamal Andrew Snoozy

• Michael Bloomberg

• Julie Ebenstein

• Desmond Meade

How much money did Michael Bloomberg raise to help former felons vote?

• $17 million

• $25 million

• $30 million

• $10 million

What is the main legal issue being contested regarding the voting rights of former felons in Florida?

• The age limit for voting

• The requirement to pay all fines and fees before voting

• The use of electronic voting machines

• The location of polling stations

How many potential voters in Florida could be disenfranchised due to the law requiring payment of fines and fees?

• 1.4 million

• 1 million

• 774,000

• 500,000