More than 1.5 million Floridians can’t vote because of felony convictions, and experts say black people are disproportionately affected. But a proposed amendment could change that — and potentially flip the state from red to blue.

Natasha del Toro traveled to the so-called felony disenfranchisement capital of America to learn more about the fight over voting rights.

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