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** VOTING RIGHTS OF CONVICTED FELONS IN CONNECTICUT ** []

A person who has been confined to a federal or state correctional institution, correctional facility, or community residence can have his/her voting rights restored by submitting written proof to a city/town Registrar of Voters or other admitting official of their discharge from confinement and, if applicable, parole.
 * ELIGIBLE TO VOTE**

Any fines that were charged in conjunction with the felony conviction must also be paid.

The Department of Correction (which can supply a release letter) and the Office of Adult Probation are responsible for notifying people of their rights to apply for voter registration.

Also, anyone who has been convicted of a felony after January 1, 2002 and has been sentenced to probation, not sentenced to confinement in an institution, is able to register to vote. He/She will not lose their right to vote if they are already registered.

A person who is currently confined to a correctional institution or facility or to a community residence is __not__ eligible to have his/her voting rights restored.
 * NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE**

anyone who is on parole or who has been convicted of election law violations is not eligible to register to vote.


 * THIS IS JUST ANOTHER STATES VIEWS OF FELON RIGHTS, THERE WON"T BE 15 FACTS FROM HERE, THEY ARE MADE UP FOR PREVIOUS LINKS. CHECK AROUND SOURCE 4**