Inclusive Democracy Act of 2026 guarantees voting rights for all citizens regardless of criminal conviction.
The Inclusive Democracy Act of 2026 aims to protect the fundamental right to vote for all citizens, regardless of a criminal conviction. It mandates that incarcerated individuals be informed of their right to vote and provided with voter registration applications. The Act requires carceral settings to permit nonpartisan entities to provide voter registration services and allows incarcerated individuals to vote by absentee ballot. It also ensures that absentee ballots are transmitted to incarcerated individuals in the same manner as they are to other registered voters.
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