Energy Security for the People
For working Americans, energy security means being able to afford to drive to work, heat a home, and keep the lights on.
From our friends at the Prison Policy Initiative, this great infographic about how felony disenfranchisement could affect the presidential election. Click here for a bigger view of the graphic.
And PPI's Leah Sakala has been blogging about prison-based gerrymandering (distortions to electoral and legislative districts from prisoners being counted where they're incarcerated vs. their original homes) and how it could affect this year's elections at the PPI blog (here).
More posts soon.
--Chris Sturr
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