A guide to voting for people with a criminal conviction
Many Californians mistakenly believe a criminal conviction keeps them from voting.
Politicians bet on that to win elections.

Outreach and Education Resources
Use Let Me Vote materials or our Jail Voting Toolkit to expand access in your community.

Breaking Barriers
In recent years, a movement has been growing to break down unfair voting barriers and increase access to voting for people impacted by the criminal legal system.
