Voting rights for felons in Nebraska are in limbo after the state’s attorney general acted to toss out two voting laws. 

In a moment of bipartisan unity, the Nebraska legislature passed a law, 38 to 6, earlier this year that allowed people convicted of felonies to cast a ballot immediately after completing their sentences. The state already had a similar law from 2005 that allowed convicted felons to vote two years after completing their sentences.