Amends Kentucky Constitution to restore voting rights for felons after completing sentence.
Amends Section 145 of the Kentucky Constitution to restore voting rights for individuals convicted of a felony, excluding treason, bribery, election fraud, violent felonies, sexual offenses, or crimes against children, upon completion of their sentence. This change allows automatic restoration of rights, excluding those who are mentally incompetent or under court confinement. The amendment will be submitted to voters for ratification.
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