We also did a deep dive in Mississippi and Alabama, which disenfranchise based on lists of specific offenses rather than correctional status, to produce more fine-grained estimates. You can read more about that and our methodology in the expanded Appendix.

The one outlying issue is Nebraska. Prior to this year, a person in Nebraska would have their voting rights automatically restored following a two year waiting period after completing their sentence. The legislature removed that waiting period this year, but it was blocked by the NE AG/SOS.