Voting Rights
A felony record doesn’t mean you can’t vote in Georgia. Women on the Rise helps justice-impacted people understand their rights, check their eligibility, and take the next step to register and vote.
The Issue
A Felony Record Doesn't Mean You Can't Vote in Georgia
One of the most common myths in our community is that having a felony record permanently strips your right to vote.
In Georgia, because of SB105 it doesn’t.
Know Your Rights
Early Termination of Probation
If you have completed at least 3 years of your probation and have paid all required restitution, you may be eligible to apply for early termination of probation.
Contact us to learn more about your eligibility and how to begin the process!
Check Your Eligibility
Take the 15-Second Voting Rights Quiz
Take our 15-second eligibility quiz to know exactly where you stand. All submissions are anonymous.
Take the Next Step
After checking your eligibility, you can register to vote or help others in the community understand their rights.