Justice Department Releases Guide on How Convicted Individuals Can Exercise the Right to Vote

Justice Department Releases Guide on How Convicted Individuals Can Exercise the Right to Vote
The sun sets behind Holman Prison in Atmore, Ala., on Jan., 27, 2022. Jay Reeves/AP Photo
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The Justice Department announced Friday a guide to address the issue of voting rights in different states after being convicted of a felony.

The guide details steps that can help one understand whether and how a convicted American citizen, who meets the age and residency requirements, can exercise their right to vote. It also provides information on how to regain lost rights along with contact details of state officials.

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