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As you know, this is a Presidential Election year and recently, you have had a run-in with the law. Voting is a right. Is it still your right if you are in jail, on probation, or on parole? Find out here.
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Question: My partner is currently serving time in prison, and will still be there during the election. Can he/she vote?
Answer: No. Any person actively serving time during the election cannot vote.
Question: My partner will be out of prison and on parole during election. Can he/she vote?
Answer: No, any offender on parole during election time cannot vote. Once they are off parole, their voting rights will automatically be restored.
Question: Can my partner vote if he/she is on probation during election time?
Answer: Yes. Even if he/she is in jail as a probation condition, your partner can vote, regardless if he/she has a felony or misdemeanor conviction.
Question: Can my partner, who will be on mandatory supervision during election time, vote?
Answer: No. His/her voting rights will be restored upon completion of mandatory supervision.
Question: Can my partner, who will be on post-release community supervision during election time, vote?
Answer: No. His/her voting rights will be restored upon completion of community supervision.
Question: Can my partner, who will be in jail during election time, vote?
Answer: Yes, if your partner is still awaiting trial, is serving time for a misdemeanor conviction, or is on probation and is physically in jail during election time, he or she can vote.
In California, no action is needed to restore voting rights. They are restored automatically upon completion of prison time, parole, or supervision. As you can see, people in jail do have the opportunity to vote from inside jail, but why make them stay in jail when you and Kings County Bail Bond Store can help them bail out? Please contact us at 559-237-1054 or Chat With Us online so we can figure out the most affordable bail bond, and get your loved one home.
Call Kings County Bail Bond Store and speak with one of our friendly and knowledgeable bail agents. Consultation is always FREE. You can count on our bondsmen to answer your call no matter what time. They work around the clock, so expect 24/7 reliable bail service, anywhere in California. Do not forget to ask about our zero down bail bonds to see if you qualify.
To learn more about our services, feel free to call Kings County Bail Bond Store at 559-237-1054 or Chat With Us now. Consultation is always FREE!
