Can you vote with a felony in Massachusetts?

After prison.

In Massachusetts, people lose the right to vote only while in prison for a felony. It comes back on release, including on parole or probation. Some other convictions can affect it too; the details are below.

The exception: People convicted of violating a law relating to corrupt practices in elections are removed from the voter rolls for three years.

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

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