Does this make them permanent in their status if they served and then leave the service, or do they lose their right to vote after they have left military service?
Victor Fazio: “Does this make them permanent in their status if they served and then leave the service, or do they lose their right to…”
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Questioning the voting rights of individuals after military service.
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