Incarcerated people partner with state officials to encourage voter turnout in Maine prisons • Stateline
In Maine, people in prison retain their right to vote, making the state one of just two in the nation — along with Vermont — where that is the case. Emphasizing the importance of being able to vote while incarcerated, advocates inside and outside prisons have long spearheaded campaigns to spread the word and help those behind bars access this right.| Stateline
