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Richard Walker, executive director of Bridging the Gap Virginia and a formerly incarcerated person, speaks in support of Constitutional Amendment HJ2 during a House Privileges and Elections Committee hearing Wednesday, Nov. 13, at the General Assembly Building. HJ2 proposes a constitutional amendment to restore political rights, including voting rights, to individuals with felony convictions upon release from incarceration.

Richard Walker, executive director of Bridging the Gap Virginia and a formerly incarcerated person, speaks in support of Constitutional Amendment HJ2 during a House Privileges and Elections Committee hearing Wednesday, Nov. 13, at the General Assembly Building. HJ2 proposes a constitutional amendment to restore political rights, including voting rights, to individuals with felony convictions upon release from incarceration.

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