Going into the election, Florida was one of four states—the three others are Iowa, Kentucky, and Virginia—where convicted felons do not regain the right to vote, until and unless a state officer or board restores an individual's voting rights. Approval of Amendment 4 meant that Florida joins 19 other states that restore the right to vote after prison time, parole, and probation are completed.
This source is largely informative and unbiased but this quote stuck out to me because I interpreted it to be slightly persuasive. The author points out that Florida is in the minority in terms of felon voting policies. To me this reads as if the author is encouraging Florida to adopt laws that already exist in other states. Although they do not explicitly attempt to sway our opinions, the framing of the facts may still have a big impact on how you interpret the voting policies in Florida and proposed changes.