You decide. In my opinion, when you pay someone's fees, which then enables them to vote -- you're probably expecting them to vote in agreement with you. If Republicans started giving away $1,000 gift cards to entice unregistered voters to register, would they be trying to convince them to vote GOP?
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaig...-they-can-voteBillionaire Michael Bloomberg has reportedly raised more than $16 million in an effort to help convicted felons in Florida register to vote.
The Florida Rights Restoration Coalition estimated Bloomberg's fundraising push has already paid off monetary obligations for 32,000 felons, Axios reported.
https://thehill.com/homenews/media/5...-help-formerlyMTV, Comedy Central and VH1 announced they will be making a joint $250,000 donation to pay off fines, fees and restitution in an effort to increase voter access for young people in Florida.
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“This announcement is a continuation of our legacy in both increasing voter access for young people, and also our continuing commitment to racial justice,” said Erika Soto Lamb, vice president of social impact for ViacomCBS, told WLRN-FM in Miami on Friday.
“The fines can range anywhere from $200 to more than $1,000. We have estimated that at least 1,250 people will be able to vote this year because of the contribution that we’re making,” Soto Lamb added.