Restores voting rights to individuals on probation and parole

Also relevant to:Person of color Formerly incarcerated or family of

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This bill changes Missouri's voter qualifications. It specifies that citizens aged 17 and a half or older can register to vote, as long as they will be 18 by election day. The bill also clarifies that individuals judged incapacitated, those confined for imprisonment, or those on probation or parole for certain felonies cannot vote until their discharge.

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Sponsorship · 8 Sponsors

Democrat6Republican2Independent0Other0

R · PrimeMelanie Stinnett
D · CoJeremy Dean
D · CoMarla Smith
D · CoTonya Rush
D · CoKimberly-Ann Collins
D · CoLakeysha Bosley
R · CoBill Allen
D · CoRay Reed

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