HB 4075 Arizona House · 57th Legislature - Second Regular Session

civil rights; right to vote

HB 4075 automatically restores voting rights to individuals released from prison after a felony conviction in Arizona, eliminating the need for a separate application (via new Section 13-926). It also establishes automatic restoration of most civil rights (like jury service and firearm possession, excluding certain violent offenses) for first-time felony offenders upon completing probation and paying victim restitution (Section 13-907). The bill prohibits state employment discrimination based solely on prior felony or misdemeanor convictions, except for law enforcement roles (Section 13-904). These changes apply to individuals convicted of felonies in Arizona or other jurisdictions, with specific exceptions for dangerous or serious offenses regarding firearm rights.
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Introduced Feb 10, 2026 Last action Feb 11, 2026
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