What impact does the disenfranchisement of individuals with felony convictions primarily have?

Disenfranchisement removes voting rights from people with felony convictions, and because incarceration and felony convictions disproportionately affect Black and Hispanic communities, these communities lose voting power at higher rates. It does not increase education or employment; the primary impact is the unequal effect on these communities.

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