Can Michigan residents in jail or prison still vote?

Ken Haddad
Ken Haddad

Michigan residents confined in jail or prison who are awaiting arraignment or trial are eligible to vote. However, residents who are serving a sentence in jail or prison after conviction cannot vote during the period of confinement. When residents are released from jail or prison after serving a sentence, they are free to participate in elections without restriction. 

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    Penny MacKenzie

    A Person charged with insurrection can never run for president

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