Restoration of rights

For more than a century, Virginia's Constitution has allowed people convicted of felonies to be permanently disenfranchised unless a governor individually restores their voting rights. Virginia is the only state in the country to do so.
This November, we have the opportunity to vote on a constitutional amendment that would automatically restore voting rights to individuals upon their release from incarceration. We can ensure no one is denied their rights as American citizens.

But winning at the ballot box will require thousands of conversations with voters across the Commonwealth.

By volunteering with Natan, you can help organize your community, educate voters about this historic amendment, and play a direct role in expanding democracy in Virginia.