The bill amends section 921.0024 of the Florida Statutes to include specific information regarding the restoration of voting rights on sentencing scoresheets. It introduces new provisions that require defendants to receive a copy of their scoresheet, which will now contain a notice about their voting rights before a sentence is imposed. This notice outlines the conditions under which voting rights are restored following a felony conviction, including the completion of all terms of the sentence, such as parole or probation, and specifies that individuals convicted of murder or felony sexual offenses must have their civil rights restored before being eligible to vote.

Additionally, the bill emphasizes the importance of providing defendants with clear information about how their sentencing may affect their voting eligibility. The effective date for this act is set for July 1, 2026. Overall, the legislation aims to enhance transparency and ensure that individuals are informed about their voting rights in relation to their criminal sentences.