voting rights; restoration.
SB 1774 automatically restores voting rights for Arizona residents who completed probation or prison time for their first felony conviction, without requiring them to file an application. This applies after "final discharge" (completion of probation or absolute release from prison), provided they've paid all victim restitution. Other civil rights (like jury service) are restored automatically only if restitution is paid, but voting rights are restored regardless of restitution payment. The bill does not change firearm rights, which remain restricted for certain serious offenses and require separate court processes. This replaces the previous system where individuals had to apply for voting rights restoration.
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Feb 2026
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Governor
Introduced Feb 5, 2026
Last action Feb 9, 2026
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Sally Gonzales
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