Support Voting Rights Restoration in Tennessee

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Tennessee lawmakers are considering the Voting Rights Restoration Act, SB 336/HB 687, which would allow individuals to pursue restoration of voting rights even if they have not yet paid all court costs, as long as they are compliant with child support obligations. This legislation already passed the Senate in 2025 and awaits House action in 2026. Please note: This link will take you to a third-party website, tn.gov.

Democracy should never come with a price tag. Thousands of Tennesseans who have served their time and are working to rebuild their lives remain disenfranchised indefinitely because they cannot afford to pay all their court costs immediately. Their voting rights remain suspended not because of their actions, but because of their financial circumstances.

Democracy works best when we encourage participation. Tennesseans who are rebuilding their lives deserve a voice in shaping the future of their communities.

Tell your representative to vote "yes" and restore democracy in Tennessee.

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Democracy works best when we encourage participation. Tennesseans who are rebuilding their lives deserve a voice in shaping the future of their communities.

Tell your representative to vote "yes" and restore democracy in Tennessee.

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Your State Representative

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Subject Vote "YES" on HB 687

I urge you to vote "YES" on HB 687, which would allow individuals to pursue restoration of voting rights even if they have not yet paid all court costs, as long as they are compliant with child support obligations.

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I urge you to vote "YES" on HB 687. Thank you for your consideration.

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