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Virginia governor Terry McAuliffe. Photo: Wiki Commons.
Inquisitr – Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe says his move to restore voting rights to more than 200,000 convicted felons who have completed their sentences was the right thing to do and not a political move.
In an interview Sunday with ABC’s This Week, McAuliffe said the move had nothing to do with politics despite claims by Republicans that signing the executive order was a blatant move to get votes for Hillary Clinton.
