VOTE LIKE YOUR RIGHTS DEPEND ON IT
West Virginia’s unjust and brutal system of incarceration will not change until elected officials start to fear justice-impacted people’s power at the ballot box.
However, convicted felons may re-register to vote after they have completed parole.
People incarcerated on a misdemeanor charge in WV may vote while in jail.
People awaiting trial in jail for a misdemeanor OR a felony charge may vote.
Those serving a sentence or on parole for a felony charge may not vote in WV elections.