Felons Look to Ballot Measure to Have ‘Voice Heard’

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But Meade rejected that option.

“This is rooted in fairness. Once a person has served their time, has paid their debt to society, they should be given the ability to have their voices heard. Over 95 percent of the country agrees with this, but Florida is an outlier. This is an effort to really get Florida in line with what’s going on across the country,” he said.

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3/6/2017

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