DE HB180

Limits felony disenfranchisement to only the period of actual imprisonment, automatically restoring voting rights upon release from incarceration or pardon, whichever comes first

Removes the list of felonies (murder, manslaughter, bribery, sexual offenses) that currently result in permanent loss of voting rights in Delaware

Prohibits making restoration of voting rights contingent on any monetary payments such as fines, fees, or restitution

Eliminates outdated constitutional provisions including literacy tests and durational residency requirements (previously 1 year in state, 3 months in county, 30 days in election district)

Updates the constitutional voting age from 21 to 18 years to conform with the 26th Amendment and removes the General Assembly's authority to impose loss of voting rights as punishment for crimes