The Breakdown: New Orleans voters to decide on charter amendment adding protections for people with conviction history

NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans voters will decide on October 11 on a proposed amendment to the city’s Home Rule Charter that would add “conviction history” to the list of protected classes in the city’s Bill of Rights.

The ballot language reads:

“Shall Article II, Section 2-202(6) of the Home Rule Charter of the City of New Orleans be amended to provide that no law shall arbitrarily and unreasonably discriminate against a person based on conviction history?”

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