Inclusive Democracy Act of 2026 ensures voting rights for all citizens, regardless of criminal convictions.
The Inclusive Democracy Act of 2026 guarantees the right to vote in federal elections for all U.S. citizens, irrespective of criminal convictions. It mandates that incarcerated individuals be provided with voter registration applications and absentee ballot applications upon request. Carceral settings must ensure that incarcerated individuals can access the internet to research candidates and voting procedures.
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