In 2019,64% of Floridians(Links to an external site.)agreed to restore ex-felons voting rights, and this past Novembermany of them cast their votes(Links to an external site.)for the first time in...

In 2019,64% of Floridians(Links to an external site.)agreed to restore ex-felons voting rights, and this past Novembermany of them cast their votes(Links to an external site.)for the first time in their lives. Given the information you learned in previous modules, for example, the education level of many inmates may not be enough to comprehend always very complicated language on candidates' websites, the fact that news/newspapers and candidates' personal visits cater to the audience they are serving at a particular moment (only speaking about selective issues that would be of benefit to a specific audience)....discuss what would be the best and most efficient way to prepare/assist newly minted voters on becoming smart voters rather than having them vote for a name that simply looks familiar to them?https://www.cbsnews.com/news/florida-former-felons-vote-2020-election/
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/florida-former-felons-vote-2020-election/(Links to an external site.)for the first time in their lives. Given the information you learned in previous modules, for example, the education level of many inmates may not be enough to comprehend always very complicated language on candidates' websites, the fact that news/newspapers and candidates' personal visits cater to the audience they are serving at a particular moment (only speaking about selective issues that would be of benefit to a specific audience)....discuss what would be the best and most efficient way to prepare/assist newly minted voters on becoming smart voters rather than having them vote for a name that simply looks familiar to them?