Felons Can Now Vote in Pennsylvania
But Only Once They Have Finished Their Sentences
People serving jail time or in prison for a felony conviction can't vote in Pennsylvania. However, once they have finished their sentences, they are able to register and vote.
The following information is provided to clarify the voting rights of convicted felons and misdemeanants and pretrial detainees.
You can also read this informational brochure designed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of State.
Learn how a new program informs people in Philadelphia's criminal justice system about their right to vote after release from prison or jail.
Find out who is eligible to vote and who is not.
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