HB4075

Civil rights; right to vote

Introduced·2/10/26
Introduced Text

HB4075 amends Arizona law to automatically restore the right to vote for felons upon release from prison and to automatically restore civil rights.

HB4075 amends Arizona statutes to ensure that felons who have completed their sentence, including paying all victim restitution, are automatically restored the right to vote. This applies to those released from state, another state's, or federal prison. Additionally, first-time offenders who have completed probation or received an absolute discharge are automatically restored any civil rights lost or suspended due to their conviction, except for the right to vote which is handled separately.

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Current
Federalism, Military Affairs & Elections Committee
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History

Feb 11

House

House read second time

Feb 10

House

Introduced in House and read first time

Feb 10

House

Assigned to House FMAE Committee