Thousands in Florida could miss out on voting due to rule change

The video discusses the story of Mike, a former felon in Florida who regained his voting rights after a change in law. However, many like him face challenges due to a requirement to pay fines before voting rights are restored. The video highlights the impact on black and poor communities, the efforts of volunteers to encourage voting, and the financial barriers that act as voter suppression. Activists, including celebrities, are working to pay off these debts, but many former felons will still miss out on voting.

What does Mike's experience in jail and his subsequent ability to vote signify for him personally?

How did the change in law in Florida impact former offenders' voting rights in 2018?

In what ways do the new voting laws disproportionately affect black and poor communities in Florida?

What challenges do many former felons face in restoring their voting rights according to the text?

What efforts are being made by activists to assist former felons in voting, and what obstacles do they encounter?