MN SF107

Restores voting rights to individuals convicted of felonies upon completion of incarceration, rather than waiting for full sentence completion or discharge.

Clarifies that individuals convicted of felonies who were not incarcerated retain their voting rights and civil rights without interruption.

Requires correctional facilities and probation officers to provide written notice of voting rights restoration and voter registration applications to individuals upon release from incarceration for felony offenses.

Updates voter registration forms and polling place procedures to reflect that individuals with felony convictions can vote if not currently incarcerated for that offense.

Directs the Secretary of State to develop and distribute comprehensive information about voting rights for people charged with or convicted of crimes to courts, corrections officials, and the public.