Vote Yes on this bill if you want eligible people in jails and state hospitals to get clear access to register and vote, with coordinators, outreach, disability access, legal-mail protections, data reporting, and enforcement to ensure compliance.

Organizations that support this bill may include civil rights and voting rights groups, disability advocates, criminal justice and reentry organizations, mental health advocacy groups, and good-government nonprofits focused on voter access.

Vote No on this bill if you want to avoid new mandates, costs, and reporting rules for jails, hospitals, and counties, limit outside election officials' access to secure facilities, and prevent potential fines or lawsuits by the attorney general.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include sheriffs' and jail administrators' associations, county and city government groups concerned about unfunded mandates, and advocacy groups focused on election security or reduced government spending.