Washington Order on Motion for Order Restoring Provisional Voting Rights (ORDYMT, ORREPVR)

• Category: Washington Statewide - Certificate of Discharge
• State: Washington
• Control #: WA-SKU-1705
• Format: Word

Description

Order on Motion for Order Restoring Provisional Voting Rights (ORDYMT, ORREPVR) Washington Order on Motion for Order Restoring Provisional Voting Rights (ORDER, ORDER) is an order of the court that is used to restore provisional voting rights to individuals who have been previously disenfranchised in the state of Washington. This order is issued by a court of competent jurisdiction, such as a superior court, to authorize the restoration of provisional voting rights to those who have been previously prevented from participating in the state’s elections. There are two types of Washington Order on Motion for Order Restoring Provisional Voting Rights (ORDER, ORDER): 1. Order to Restore Provisional Voting Rights (ORDER): This order is issued when a court finds that an individual's provisional voting rights have been wrongfully denied. It restores the individual’s right to vote in the upcoming election. 2. Order to Reinstate Provisional Voting Rights (ORDER): This order is issued when a court finds that an individual's provisional voting rights have been wrongfully revoked. It restores the individual’s right to vote in the upcoming election and in any subsequent elections.

Washington Order on Motion for Order Restoring Provisional Voting Rights (ORDER, ORDER) is an order of the court that is used to restore provisional voting rights to individuals who have been previously disenfranchised in the state of Washington. This order is issued by a court of competent jurisdiction, such as a superior court, to authorize the restoration of provisional voting rights to those who have been previously prevented from participating in the state’s elections. There are two types of Washington Order on Motion for Order Restoring Provisional Voting Rights (ORDER, ORDER): 1. Order to Restore Provisional Voting Rights (ORDER): This order is issued when a court finds that an individual's provisional voting rights have been wrongfully denied. It restores the individual’s right to vote in the upcoming election. 2. Order to Reinstate Provisional Voting Rights (ORDER): This order is issued when a court finds that an individual's provisional voting rights have been wrongfully revoked. It restores the individual’s right to vote in the upcoming election and in any subsequent elections.