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Kentucky Senate Republican Leader Open to Giving Felon Voting Rights a Second Look
Phillip M. Bailey
September 17, 2013
WFPL
Original Article
Campaign:
Kentucky Voting Rights Bill
Chapter:
Rolling Bluegrass
Issue Area(s):
Voting Rights
