As the vote re-gain ...

Voting is a right, not a privilege. ... .Rights are rights. ... .The privileges are honors, in person or given by others. ... .Those who are convicted of serious crimes known criminals. ... .Felons lose their right to vote. ... .Some states allow criminals for the first time their right to vote after release from prison to restore. ... .Other states grant this right automatically. ... .Still others correctly permanently revoked. ... .Felons are losing the only segment of the U.S. population since the Voting Rights Act of 1965, whose right to vote. ... .Find the right one depends on the state law.Difficulty: ModerateInstructions1Walk from prison after serving a sentence for capital crimes. ... .Under § 2 of HR 3335 Restoration of Democracy Act of 2009, one in 41 Americans can not vote because of criminal convictions. ... .Only 10 states permanently remove your right to vote, even though 48 states "disenchantment" laws.2Contact your local board of parole, see what your rights in your country. ... .Each state has its own system restore. ... .Florida automatically provides the most criminals after their release from prison. ... .Others have to follow the Parole Board and completed his Florida voting law restoration.3Register once the process of restoring your state to contact a vote. ... .This form is usually your state voter registration from the Secretary of State office or a branch license ....