WV HB2832

Amends West Virginia voter eligibility law to allow persons convicted of felonies, treason, or bribery in an election to register to vote upon completion of incarceration, rather than after completing their full sentence including probation and parole

Persons on probation or parole would be eligible to register to vote once their incarceration period ends, without waiting for completion of supervised release

Voting eligibility is also restored upon court order vacating or overturning convictions, or upon receiving a gubernatorial pardon

Requires the West Virginia Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation to provide written notification to individuals upon release that they are eligible to register to vote, along with a voter registration form

Maintains existing disqualification for persons declared mentally incompetent by a court, and clarifies that restored eligibility does not override voter registration deadlines