Can you vote with a felony in Kansas?

After the sentence.

In Kansas, a felony takes away the right to vote through prison, parole and probation. It comes back once the whole sentence is complete. For some people, money owed on the sentence, such as fines or restitution, has to be paid first.

In prison for a felonyCan't vote
On paroleCan't vote
On probationCan't vote
Sentence completeCan vote after registering again

Source: Second Chance Index, from Kansas law and election office. Checked October 22, 2026. Not legal advice; confirm with your election office.