- North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein speaks in front of the Supreme Court in Washington, on Dec. 7, 2022. Stein ...

North Carolina’s Supreme Court is deciding whether people convicted of felonies should be permitted to vote if they aren’t serving prison time but are on probation or parole or have to yet pay fines.

The justices scheduled oral arguments on Thursday in a lawsuit filed by several civil rights groups and ex-offenders in 2019.

North Carolina’s most powerful senator has expressed interest in deleting a voter literacy test provision from the state constitution that’s been unenforceable for over half a century.

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