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Are convicted felons allowed to vote in Arizona? In this video, the legal experts at Jackson White Law Firm explain the laws and procedures surrounding voting rights for individuals with felony convictions in Arizona.

Arizona law does not allow convicted felons to vote unless their civil rights have been restored. This video covers the critical distinction between first-time felony offenses and multiple felony convictions—and how that impacts eligibility to vote again. For many Arizonans, the question of regaining voting rights after a felony can feel overwhelming and confusing, but our experienced attorneys are here to break it down in simple terms.

Jackson White Law walks viewers through:

The process of automatic rights restoration for first-time offenders
Petitioning the court to restore rights for those with multiple felony convictions
The timeline and eligibility requirements
How this process intersects with other civil rights like the right to bear arms or serve on a jury

Whether you're looking to restore your own voting rights or helping a loved one navigate the system, this video is your go-to resource for understanding what steps are needed to move forward in Arizona.

Jackson White Law Firm has been helping Arizona residents with felony record relief, civil rights restoration, and criminal defense for over 40 years. We believe in second chances and are committed to empowering individuals with the legal tools and knowledge to fully reenter society.

📞 Call Jackson White Law Firm today at (480) 464-1111
🌐 Visit us online: https://www.jacksonwhitelaw.com

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