Restoration of Voting Rights

If you have been convicted of a felony or a misdemeanor and you have been discharged from supervision, you may have your voting rights restored.

If you are on supervision solely for a Suspended Imposition of Sentence (SIS), you are already able to vote because an SIS is not considered a conviction. In Missouri, upon completion of a sentence, probation and/or parole, you are eligible to have your voting rights restored as long as your conviction was not associated with voting rights offenses.

You may register to vote at the County Clerk’s office, the DMV or by mail at a participating state agency. Be sure to take the appropriate documentation with you when you visit any of these offices for the purpose of restoring your voting rights.