Equal Futures

Are there provisions that support incarcerated people to exercise their right to vote in OECD countries?

No and at least some incarcerated people lose the right to vote means that legislation does not have any specific provisions to support voting during incarceration and for at least some crimes incarcerated people lose the right to vote either during incarceration, for a period after incarceration, or permanently.
No provisions specific to incarcerated people means that legislation does not have any specific provisions to support voting during incarceration, but incarcerated people retain their right to vote.
Mail-in or proxy voting available to at least some incarcerated people means that legislation specifically provides for mail-in voting or proxy voting during incarceration for incarcerated people who have not lost their right to vote.
Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons means that legislation specifically provides for polling at prisones for incarcerated people who have not lost their right to vote.

Countries

Chile - No and at least some incarcerated people lose the right to vote

Colombia - No and at least some incarcerated people lose the right to vote

Greece - No and at least some incarcerated people lose the right to vote

Italy - No and at least some incarcerated people lose the right to vote

Luxembourg - No and at least some incarcerated people lose the right to vote

Mexico - No and at least some incarcerated people lose the right to vote

New Zealand - No and at least some incarcerated people lose the right to vote

United Kingdom - No and at least some incarcerated people lose the right to vote

United States of America - No and at least some incarcerated people lose the right to vote

Czech Republic - No provisions specific to incarcerated people

Switzerland - No provisions specific to incarcerated people

Australia - Mail-in or proxy voting available to at least some incarcerated people

Austria - Mail-in or proxy voting available to at least some incarcerated people

Belgium - Mail-in or proxy voting available to at least some incarcerated people

France - Mail-in or proxy voting available to at least some incarcerated people

Ireland - Mail-in or proxy voting available to at least some incarcerated people

Japan - Mail-in or proxy voting available to at least some incarcerated people

The Netherlands - Mail-in or proxy voting available to at least some incarcerated people

Slovenia - Mail-in or proxy voting available to at least some incarcerated people

Spain - Mail-in or proxy voting available to at least some incarcerated people

Canada - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Costa Rica - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Denmark - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Estonia - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Finland - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Germany - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Hungary - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Iceland - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Israel - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Republic of Korea - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Latvia - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Lithuania - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Norway - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Poland - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Portugal - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Slovakia - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Sweden - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons

Türkiye - Legislation establishes polling stations or mobile polling at prisons