Restored automatically after completion of sentence for most felonies. Some disqualifying felonies (moral turpitude) require a pardon.

Restored automatically upon release from incarceration (not probation/parole).

Restored automatically after completion of first felony sentence. Second felony requires application to court.

Restored automatically upon discharge from incarceration (not parole). Must re-register to vote.

Restored upon release from prison (not parole). California voters approved Prop 17 (2020) restoring voting rights while on parole.

Restored upon release from incarceration (including parole). Colorado restored voting rights for people on parole in 2019.

Restored upon release from incarceration. People on probation or parole can vote in CT.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including probation and parole.

Amendment 4 (2018) restored voting rights for most felons after completing all terms of sentence. Excludes murder and sex offenses.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence including probation and parole.

Restored upon release from incarceration. People on probation and parole can vote in Hawaii.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including probation and parole.

Restored upon release from incarceration (not while in prison). People on parole and probation can vote in IL.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including parole and probation.

Restored only through Governor's pardon. Iowa is one of very few states requiring a pardon to restore voting rights.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including parole.

KY passed SB2 (2024) restoring voting rights automatically upon release from incarceration for non-violent felonies. Previously required a pardon.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence including probation and parole (since 2019 constitutional amendment).

Maine is one of only 2 states (with Vermont) that NEVER disenfranchises voters — even incarcerated people can vote.

Restored automatically upon release from incarceration (not parole). MD restored voting rights for people on parole in 2016.

Restored automatically upon release from incarceration.

Restored automatically upon release from incarceration (not parole). MI passed Proposal 2 (2022) expanding voting access.

Restored automatically upon release from incarceration. MN passed HF 28 (2023) restoring voting rights upon release from prison.

Mississippi permanently disenfranchises people convicted of certain felonies (including murder, rape, bribery, theft). Restoration requires an act of the state legislature or a Governor's pardon.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including parole and probation.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including parole.

Restored automatically 2 years after completion of sentence (including parole).

Restored automatically upon release from incarceration (not parole). AB 431 (2019) restored voting rights upon release.

Restored upon release from incarceration.

Restored automatically upon release from incarceration. NJ A5823 (2019) restored voting rights upon release.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including parole.

Restored automatically upon release from incarceration. NY passed the Less is More Act (2021) restoring rights more broadly.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including probation and parole.

Restored automatically upon release from incarceration (not parole). Must complete parole before voting.

Restored automatically upon release from incarceration.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including probation and parole.

Restored automatically upon release from incarceration. OR restores voting rights upon release, not after parole.

Restored automatically upon release from incarceration.

Restored automatically upon release from incarceration.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including probation and parole.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including parole.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including probation and parole (since 2006).

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including parole and probation.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including parole.

Vermont is one of only 2 states (with Maine) that NEVER disenfranchises voters — even incarcerated people can vote.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including probation and parole (since 2021 constitutional amendment).

Restored automatically upon release from incarceration. WA SB 5034 (2009) restored voting rights upon release.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including probation and parole.

Restored upon completion of sentence, including probation and parole.

Restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including parole.