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Published Thursday, May 6, 2004
State wants felons purged from voter list
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The Associated Press
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.
Florida elections officials have ordered local supervisors to begin purging their voter rolls of felons - an election-year directive that some say would remove up to 40,000 people, many of them likely black Democrats.
The issue of felon voting surfaced from Florida\'s 2000 presidential election recount, a five-week odyssey that resulted in George W. Bush\'s capturing the White House.
Bush won Florida\'s pivotal 25 electoral votes in 2000 by 537 votes out of more than 6 million cast in the state.
Lt. Gov. Toni Jennings said Thursday the administration had no choice in ordering the purge, that it was complying with the federal election law.
Critics said Florida used out-of-state lists to purge former felons, taking their voting rights away although they had been restored in the state where the crimes had been committed. Florida is among a handful of states that does not automatically restore voting rights of convicted criminals once they leave prison.
Others complained that they were erroneously purged from the rolls because their name was identical or similar to a felon. Critics said blacks were disproportionately affected.
In 2000, some local supervisors refused to purge their rolls because they said they had no faith in how the state compiled its list of disqualified voters.
And since that election, the secretary of state\'s office has been moved from Cabinet status in Florida to an agency under the governor - Jeb Bush - the younger brother of President Bush.
The secretary of state\'s office defends its move to purge the voter lists.
Jenny Nash, a spokeswoman for Secretary of State Glenda Hood, said it\'s mandatory under state law and that the list has the approval the U.S. Department of Justice and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, which sued the state in 2001 over the list used in 2000.
\"We feel confident that the same mistakes made in 2000 will not be repeated,\" Nash said Wednesday.
However, some supervisors question why the administration is making the move this close to the election. Florida\'s primary is Aug. 31 and the general election is Nov. 2.
\"Why is the state doing this now?\" said Ion Sancho, the election supervisor in Leon County who recently changed his registration from Democrat to no party affiliation.
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