California Prop. 17: Parolees can vote | Election 2020

If Proposition 17 passes, it would allow parolees – those released from prison but finishing a sentence – to vote.

By Jessica Q. Chen

and Maggie Beidelman

Oct. 1, 2020 11:10 AM PT

Politics California Videos: Politics

Jessica Q. Chen

Jessica Q. Chen is a Chinese American filmmaker and journalist whose work explores stories and change around women’s issues, youth culture and sports. She was the series producer for L.A. Times Short Docs.

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