Have You Lost Your Right To Vote Due To A Felony Conviction?

let people vote The right to vote is at the core of our democracy, yet 221,000 Arizonans are denied the right to vote due to felony convictions.

Have you lost your right to vote due to a felony conviction or have you applied to restore your right to vote but were denied?

If so, fill out the form below. The ACLU of Arizona is interested in hearing from you.

We may follow up with you for more information. Please review our disclaimer.

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This form is not a solicitation or an offer by the ACLU of Arizona to represent you. We cannot promise you that the information you provide will lead to any specific action on the part of the ACLU of Arizona.

If you fill out this complaint form, you agree that the ACLU of Arizona or the national American Civil Liberties Union may use the information you give us, as long as we don’t include your name or email address, for one or more of the following purposes: (1) legislative testimony; (2) litigation; (3) contacting a city, state or federal agency; or (4) telling your story to the public, including the media. If the ACLU of Arizona or the American Civil Liberties Union wants to identify you, we will contact you prior to doing so.

We will keep your name and email confidential unless you give us permission to use it or unless we are ordered to turn it over by a court (although we will attempt to prevent any disclosure).

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