Stuck With Census Policy, More States Pass Laws To End 'Prison Gerrymandering' : Code Switch : NPR

Robert Alexander has been away from home for more than a decade. His days and nights are spent locked up behind walls topped with barbed wire. "Prison kind of gives you that feeling that you're like on an island," says Alexander, 39, who is studying for a bachelor's degree in biblical studies while serving his third prison sentence. Clad in an oversized gray sweatshirt under the fluorescent lights inside the visiting room of Wisconsin's oldest state prison, he is more than 70 miles from his last address in Milwaukee. "You don't feel like a resident of anything," he adds. ....
https://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2019/12/31/761932806/your-body-being-used-where-prisoners-who-can-t-vote-fill-voting-districts