Send A Message: Ask lawmakers to vote YES on SB24.

Ask lawmakers to to vote YES on voting bill rights restoration bill, SB24.

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Join us in calling on all Alabama Legislators to vote YES on the voting rights restoration bill, SB24! This bill would create a clearer, more standardized pathway for restoring voting rights for people who lost them due to a conviction. It requires the Board of Pardons and Paroles and the Secretary of State to jointly develop and publish plain-language instructions and an electronic application for a Certificate of Eligibility to Register to Vote.

Restoring voting rights is a critical step toward successful reentry and a more inclusive democracy.

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House Committee on Judiciary

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Restoring voting rights is a critical step toward successful reentry and a more inclusive democracy.

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House Committee on Judiciary

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Please support the voting rights restoration bill, SB24. Restoring voting rights is a critical step toward successful reentry and a more inclusive democracy. Alabama should not maintain a confusing, inconsistent process that leaves eligible citizens unsure of how to regain their right to vote.

SB24 improves clarity, planning, and access. This bill will ensure that eligible Alabamians can rejoin civic life and participate fully in their communities.

I'm asking you to please vote YES on SB24 to create a clearer, more standardized pathway for formerly incarcerated Alabamians to restore their voting rights so they can fully participate in our democracy.

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