Find Your Way Back to The Ballot Box

A Felony Conviction Isn’t the End of Your Story.

Restore Your Vote helps people with past felony convictions understand their voting rights and connect with resources and local organizations ready to help.

Let's clear up the confusion

Your Record Isn't the Final Verdict

Restoration laws vary from state to state and can be confusing.

As a project of the nonpartisan Campaign Legal Center, Restore Your Vote offers tools and resources to help people get the answers they need.

Know Where You Stand

Get clear on your next steps in less than 3 minutes.

What Your State Says

No more confusion. Just your state’s rules, laid out plainly.

Get Connected

Your state has people ready to help you.

Restore Your Vote does not provide legal advice. Using this site does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Can I Vote?

Just a few quick questions between you and a clear answer about your right to vote.

Every State, Its Own Laws

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  • No Restrictions
  • Prison Only
  • Prison, Parole, & Probation
  • Prison, Parole, & Probation, & LFOs
  • Completion of Sentence Plus Additional Requirements
  • Permanent Disenfranchisement for Multiple Felonies
  • Streamlined Executive Restoration
  • Permanent Disenfranchisement
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A conviction shouldn’t silence you. We work to help everyone participate in our democracy.

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Resources

Restoration Toolkits for Organizers and Advocates

Victory Against Backsliding on Voting Rights Restoration

Campaign Legal Center worked alongside Wisconsin organizations in drafting a letter demanding Governor Evers to veto a modern-day poll tax.

Jail-Based Voting Resources

Strengthening jail-based voting programs, both the implementation and advocacy work, is local.

Know Your Rights! Voting with a Felony Conviction in Virginia

Virginia used to disenfranchise everyone with felony convictions until they received personal clemency from the governor.
Final call to action

It's Time to Reclaim Your Vote

Your answer is closer than you think.

Restore Your Vote Hotline: (888-306-8683), RestoreYourVote@campaignlegal.org