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Bonnie Boswell Reports
Voting Matters Part 2 of 3
Season 7
Episode 5
The Sentencing Project found that 27% of non-voters were rearrested compared with 12% of voters. Stephanie Jeffcoat is on a mission. She was incarcerated and lost custody of her daughter. But today, she works for a reentry program helping others adjust to life after imprisonment. She shares her personal journey and why she’s helping register people to vote.
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