Voter Restoration
“All this time, I’ve been existing. I want to live; there’s a difference. Voting lets me feel like I’m living.” – Miss B
Voter Restoration
Click the button below to request a free consultation to determine your voter eligibility and to restore your rights at our virtual voter restoration clinic.
Did you know? Most felony convictions do not prevent Alabamans from voting. Felony drug possession convictions are a good example. If you (or someone you know) have ever been convicted of felony drug possession, you can vote! You can even register to vote online right now at sos.alabama.gov.
Other felony convictions let you restore your voting rights and then register.
If you have:
- Completed your sentence
- Finished probation or parole
- Paid any fines, fees, or restitution
- No pending felonies
GBM is here to help. You can call us at (205) 304-0481 or email us at gbmvotes@gbm.org. We can help you determine your eligibility to register or restore your right to vote and then register.
At GBM Votes! we know that voting is one very powerful way to let your voice be heard in our democracy. Join us and VOTE!
