Restoration of Rights Virginia State Page

Individuals are eligible to apply to have their rights restored after being released from incarceration.

Please note: The Governor does not have the authority to restore firearms rights. If you have had your civil rights restored and are seeking restoration of your firearm rights, please contact your local circuit court.

Restoration of Rights State Page

Virginia lawmakers advance amendments on voting rights, marriage, reproductive freedoms

Virginia lawmakers advanced constitutional amendments on voting rights, marriage equality, and reproductive freedom. These measures passed committee votes and may appear on 2026 ballots.

Virginia Lawmakers Advance Constitutional Amendments Ahead Of Session Start

Virginia Democrats are advancing constitutional amendments on voting rights, marriage equality, and reproductive freedoms, aiming for a 2026 ballot decision.

Virginia Lawmakers Advance Constitutional Amendments Ahead Of Session Start

Virginia lawmakers advanced three constitutional amendments on voting rights, marriage equality, and reproductive freedoms. If approved in two legislative sessions, they could appear on the 2026 ballot for voters to decide.

Number Of Virginians Whose Rights Have Been Restored Drops In Second Year Of Youngkin Administration, Reports Show

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin’s administration has restored voting rights to fewer felons in 2023 compared to previous years, prompting legal challenges and concerns over the transparency and fairness of the process.

Restoring Democracy And Ensuring Every Vote Counts In Virginia

As a person whose right to vote was revoked based on a wrongful conviction, I know that voting is not a privilege; it is a fundamental aspect of citizenship, writes guest columnist Sheba Williams