Senate Bill 2631 - Restoration of Voting Rights Act

• Creates the "Restoration of Voting Rights Act" to automatically restore voting rights to individuals disqualified for nonviolent felony convictions upon meeting specified conditions.

• Restores voting rights when a person completes their full sentence (including incarceration, parole, probation, and post-release supervision), pays all fines and restitution, and remains crime- and arrest-free for seven years after sentence completion.

• Defines "nonviolent felony" as any felony not involving use or threat of physical force, violence, or significant harm to individuals or property.

• Amends Section 23-15-11 to clarify that individuals convicted of nonviolent felonies who meet the restoration requirements shall not be disqualified as electors.

• Amends Section 23-15-19 to require restoration of names to the Statewide Elections Management System for individuals convicted of nonviolent felonies who become eligible under this act; takes effect upon approval of a related constitutional amendment.