Restore the Vote Minnesota is a growing coalition of individuals and organizations who believe that voting is a human right. Restoring the right to vote for people living in the community who are on felony probation or parole is the right thing to do for our communities, our democracy, and our state. Restored people restore communities: it’s time to restore the vote!
Faith-Based Organizations
ISAIAH
Faith in Minnesota
Jewish Community Action
Joint Religious Legislative Coalition
Minnesota Catholic Conference
Minnesota Council of Churches
Minnesota Unitarian Universalist Social Justice Alliance
Labor Unions
MN AFL-CIO
SEIU MN
Direct Service Organizations
African Immigrant Services
American Indian OIC
Goodwill/Easter Seals MN
Integrated Community Solutions, Inc.
L.I.F.E. In Recovery
MN Adult and Teen Challenge
MN Community Action Partnership
Minnesota Recovery Connection
The Neighborhood Hub
Open Access Connections
St. Stephen’s Human Services
Civic Engagement and Advocacy Organizations
ACLU of Minnesota
African American Leadership Forum (AALF)
Center for Victims of Torture
Children’s Defense Fund-Minnesota
Citizens for Election Integrity Minnesota
Council on Crime and Justice
Common Cause MN
Don’t Complain Activate
Growth & Justice
Land Stewardship Project
League of Women Voters Minnesota
Let The People Vote
Metropolitan Interfaith Council on Affordable Housing (MICAH)
Minnesota Coalition for the Homeless
Minnesota Council of Nonprofits
Minnesota Freedom Fund
Minnesota Justice Research Center
MN Second Chance Coalition
Minnesotans Standing Together to End Poverty (MNSTEP)
Minnesota Voice
NAACP
New Justice Project
Organizing Apprenticeship Project
People For the American Way
People Power Twin Cities
Prison Policy Initiative
R3 Collaborative
TakeAction Minnesota
Ten25Fifty
The Advocates for Human Rights
TONE U.P. Inc.
Until We Are All Free
We Are All Criminals
World Without Genocide
For more information, to get updates on voting restoration work, or to have your organization added to this list, contact JaNaé Bates at jbates@isaiahmn.org.