Puerto Rico

What You Need TO Know

Voting rights after a felony conviction can be confusing in Puerto Rico. This tool walks you through a few short questions about your state, your conviction, and where you are in your sentence, and tells you what to do next.

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What you need to know in Puerto Rico

Restore Your Vote works in Puerto Rico to help people with past convictions understand and exercise their right to vote. Rules vary by state and can depend on the type of conviction and whether a sentence, including any parole or probation, has been completed.

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

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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.