What to KnowAll individuals released on parole could vote in New York under a bill that passed the Assembly on Wednesday and is now on its way to the governor.The legislation passed the Senate last month, and will next head to the desk of Gov. Andrew Cuomo. The governor has 10 days to sign or veto a bill once it hits his desk before it becomes law.Currently, people who are released on parole and under community supervision for felonies have to wait months or years to vote until they’ve been discharged from parole or reached the end of supervision.
All individuals released on parole could vote in New York
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