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In Iowa, you are not qualified to vote following a felony conviction until your right to vote is res

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The document is the official voter registration form for the state of Iowa, revised on October 2, 2020. It outlines the qualifications required to register to vote, including citizenship and age requirements, and provides information regarding voting eligibility after a felony conviction. The form collects personal information such as ID numbers, date of birth, and address, and includes a registrant affidavit where individuals affirm their eligibility to vote.

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What rights do felons lose in Iowa?

Iowas Constitution currently states that anyone convicted of a felony permanently loses the right to vote or hold public office unless the Governor restores those rights.

Are convicted felons allowed to vote quizlet?

Noncitizens, convicted felons who have been released from prison, current prison inmates, election law violators, and mentally incompetent people are not allowed to vote in most states.

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