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BOP Program Statement 7331.05 § 22

VOTING

activein force · 2023-08-01 – presentact-effective-date

Pretrial incarceration does not affect pretrial inmate voting rights. This means whatever the

inmate’s voting status was prior to entering Bureau custody does not change unless and until

they are convicted. For additional information, please see the Correctional Systems page on

the Bureau’s intranet.

History

PS 7331.05 dated 2023-08-01

Provenance

Source: bop.gov
Retrieved: 2026-09-20
Edition: bop-ps-2026-09-20
Content hash: 676e4f1d98c50ab227f82c65da1de5ca4692a7c4cd89214e2723981d9caa4899

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