The Associated Press reports that after Governor of Florida. Ron de Santis has won the court ruling that he abstained from voting until his dues were paid., Democratic billionaire and former presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg steps in as part of an effort to raise more than 20 million To allow them to vote for.

In addition to the ুম 100 million Bloomberg, it has promised to help Biden win Florida.

A federal appeals court ruled Sept. 11 that in addition to sentencing them, Florida Fellows must pay all their fines, rehabilitation and legal fees before they can regain their right to vote. The case could have far-reaching implications for the November election.

Under Amendment 4, which Florida voters passed uninterruptedly in 2018, those who have served their sentences will regain their right to vote again. Republican lawmakers were able to explain what it meant to complete the sentence.

In addition to the time of imprisonment, lawmakers instructed that all legal financial obligations, including unpaid fines and rehabilitation, must also be settled before anyone can vote in an objectionable manner.

With the help of Bloomberg, Florida Rights Restoration Council Trying to get it done. The group raised about million 1 million before Bloomberg called for an increase of about $ 18 million, according to Bloomberg advisers who are not in a position to speak to the AP on record because the announcement has not yet been made.

The law is targeted at those who are registered to vote in question and $ 1,500 or less. Bloomberg consultants say it’s for about 31,100 people. A state that decided to run in the 2000 presidential election with 537 votes could be critical in a year when the election showed Trump and former vice president Joe Biden a deadly heatwave.

Organizers of the group say they are not targeting registered people of any particular political party.

“Hell with party politics, hell with any other influence or implicit, at the end of the day it’s about real people, real life, American citizens who want to be a part of it,” said Desmond Maid, the group’s executive director. Kept quiet. “

Other donors include John Legend, LeBron James, Michael Jordan, MTV, Comedy Central, VH1, Ben & Jerry, Levi Strauss & Co., the Miami Dolphins, Orlando Magic, Miami Hooghly, the Florida Rights Restitution Council said.