HISTORY-OF-FELONY-DISENFRANCHISEMENT-RESTORATION-OF-CIVIL-RIGHTS-IN-VIRGINIA.1830-2024.pdf
A William & Mary Law School report by Lucas Della Ventura traces felony disenfranchisement in Virginia from 1830 to 2024, arguing the state's permanent disenfranchisement structure was designed to strip Black Americans of the vote and endures today. It recounts governors' shifting restoration policies, including Glenn Youngkin's case-by-case reversal, and ongoing lawsuits like King v. Youngkin.
