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Questions About Eligibility?
If you have a past conviction, Amendment 4 gives you the right to vote as long as:
- you have completed all terms of your sentence including parole and probation.
- you have paid the total amount of all fines, fees, court costs, and restitution ordered as part of the felony sentence.
- you do not have a conviction for murder or a felony sexual offense.
If you meet the above conditions, you can register to vote!
What You’ll See
The eligibility section on the Florida voter registration application asks you to affirm that you either do not have a felony conviction or that your right to vote has been restored. If you meet the conditions above, Amendment 4 has restored your right to vote, so you can check Yes for that question as pictured below:
Questions About Eligibility?
If you have a past conviction, Amendment 4 gives you the right to vote as long as:
- you have completed all terms of your sentence including parole and probation.
- you have paid the total amount of all fines, fees, court costs, and restitution ordered as part of the felony sentence.
- you do not have a conviction for murder or a felony sexual offense.
If you meet the above conditions, you can register to vote!
What You’ll See
The eligibility section on the Florida voter registration application asks you to affirm that you either do not have a felony conviction or that your right to vote has been restored. If you meet the conditions above, Amendment 4 has restored your right to vote, so you can check Yes for that question as pictured below:
