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Stacey Abrams: Prison gerrymandering: vote where they lived before prison

As the argument goes, prisoners should be counted in the prison beds where they sleep, not in the houses where they lived before imprisonment. The consequence of that decision, however, is that the often struggling, under-resourced, and desperate communities where many of these men and women start never benefit from the investments that could help deter crime and poverty. America's mass incarceration has led to the jailing of thousands of black and Latino bodies from Democrat-led communities that are typically Republican, where most of the penal facilities are located.

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