Sean 'Diddy' Combs Retains Voting Rights While Incarcerated Pre-Trial

Despite facing serious charges, the music mogul can vote absentee in the 2024 election as he awaits his trial in Brooklyn.

Diddy, who is incarcerated at Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center, is eligible to vote as he has not been convicted.
Federal regulations allow pre-trial detainees like Diddy to vote absentee, provided they were eligible before incarceration.
The music mogul must request an absentee ballot from his registered state, potentially California or Florida.
An Executive Order allows inmates from Maine, Puerto Rico, Vermont, or D.C. to vote while serving time.
Los Angeles County jails have introduced in-person voting for eligible inmates as part of a civic engagement initiative.