NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee will count the provisional ballots cast by six people convicted of felonies who had their voting rights recently restored under judges’ rulings, but had been placed in limbo after state officials filed a flurry of legal motions arguing that they had to get their gun rights back in order to vote again. According to letters sent to local election commissions earlier this month, Election Coordinator Mark Goins told officials to count the provisional ballots. “Although other courts have addressed requests for restoration of rights differently and I disagree with the court’s order, in this specific case given the timing and the language in this specific order, we
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