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A Texas law would require judges and prison officials to tell people they may be able to vote after completing their sentences.
This income group has higher rates of contact with the criminal justice system, so more families would benefit from clear information about voting rights after completing sentences.
Some households in this bracket would benefit from the voting rights notification, though at lower rates than lower-income families.
Few households at this income level would be affected by this notification requirement, as felony conviction rates are lower in this bracket.
Very few households at this income level would be affected by this policy, as they have the lowest rates of felony convictions.
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