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Politics and Government News
Nicole Ki

Meet 3 men helping felons like themselves vote for the first time since conviction

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T.O.N.E. U.P. field organizer DV Williams, middle, celebrates a successful Minneapolis door-knocking experience on Oct. 17 with fellow canvasser Amy Alvarez after connecting with a young man who was recently incarcerated and didn't know his voting rights had been restored. Near him are his brother and program director Devonte Williams, wearing white, and his cousin Antonio Williams, who founded T.O.N.E. U.P.
Judy Griesedieck for MPR News

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