 Basically, the people of Florida had passed in 2018 a ballot initiative that was supposed to restore voting rights for people with past felony convictions. That's 1.7 million people, 10% of the state's voting age population. But it turned out, there's a complicated legal backstory to this, that most of these people weren't going to be able to vote. And why is that? It's because they owed fines and fees associated with their conviction.