For a person who has been convicted of two or more felonies, the person's right to vote is automatically restored on completion of probation or absolute discharge from imprisonment. ARS Titles Affected: For Vote First sponsor: Analysis: Top of Others: , , , , , , , , Form NOTE: Measure was originally sponsored by the member(s) shown here. If it has been changed by amendment the sponsor(s) may or may not still support the measure. Oppose Neutral Bottom of Form H2621: CRIMINAL CONVICTION; ARREST; EXPUNGEMENT A person convicted of a misdemeanor or a class 4 (lower mid-level), class 5 (second-lowest), or class 6 (lowest) felony is permitted to petition the court that pronounced sentence to vacate the judgment of conviction and expunge any records related to that conviction. The person may file the petition no less than three years after the date the person completes the conditions For Vote of probation or sentence. Information that must be included in the petition is listed. Does not apply to a person convicted of a Analysis: Top of list of specified criminal offenses or a person who has two or more felony convictions. Form ARS Titles Affected: First sponsor: Oppose Others: Neutral NOTE: Measure was originally sponsored by the member(s) shown here. If it has been changed by amendment the sponsor(s) may or may not still support the measure. Bottom of Form
For a person who has been convicted of two or more felonies, the person's right to vote is automatically restored on completion of probation or absolute discharge from imprisonment. ARS Titles Affected: First sponsor: Others: , , , , , , , , NOTE: Measure was originally sponsored by the member(s) shown here. If it has been changed by amendment the sponsor(s) may or may not still support the measure. For Vote Analysis: Top of Form Oppose Neutral Bottom of Form H2621: CRIMINAL CONVICTION; ARREST; EXPUNGEMENT A person convicted of a misdemeanor or a class 4 (lower mid-level), class 5 (second-lowest), or class 6 (lowest) felony is permitted to petition the court that pronounced sentence to vacate the judgment of conviction and expunge any records related to that conviction. The person may file the petition no less than three years after the date the person completes the conditions of probation or sentence. Information that must be included in the petition is listed. Does not apply to a person convicted of a list of specified criminal offenses or a person who has two or more felony convictions. ARS Titles Affected: First sponsor: Others: NOTE: Measure was originally sponsored by the member(s) shown here. If it has been changed by amendment the sponsor(s) may or may not still support the measure. For Vote Analysis: Top of Form Oppose Neutral Bottom of Form
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