Restore Your Voting Rights

Based on the Alabama Constitution, people who commit crimes of moral turpitude lose their right to vote. Thanks to a new law enacted in 2017, some may be eligible to restore their voting rights. For more information about restoration, please refer to the following frequently asked questions:

• What is voting rights restoration and who needs it?
• What crimes are on the list of crimes of moral turpitude?
• How do I apply to restore my voting rights?
• Are there any upcoming clinics in my area?

Resources

We have also created resources to help people and organizations that are interested in assisting with voting rights restoration. 

• Flyer: Guidelines for Alabama Voters Convicted of Crimes [PDF]
• Postcard: Know Your Rights Voting Restoration [PDF]
• Social Media Graphics: How To Restore Your Voting Rights - Step 1, Step 2, Step 3, Step 4 [PNG]

Other Organizations

• Legal Services Alabama
• The Ordinary Peoples Society (TOPS)
• Campaign Legal Center