There’s a debate going on across the country about whether felons should be able to vote after they’ve served their time. The answer coming out of state capitals is increasingly: Yes. But what happens when states put up roadblocks to curb that, as Florida recently did?

A federal appeals court in Florida said Wednesday that Florida’s law requiring felons to settle fines before they can get reinstated to vote is unconstitutional, and the judges agreed to temporarily pause the law until there’s a final ruling on it. A spokeswoman for Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) said he will immediately ask courts to reconsider the ruling.