Mississippi 2025 Regular Session

Mississippi House Bill HC22

Introduced
1/17/25  
Refer
1/17/25  

Caption

Constitution; amend to restore voting rights to qualified electors who have committed a felony once sentencing requirements are met.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS HC16

Constitution; amend to restore voting rights to qualified electors who have committed a felony once sentencing requirements are met.

MS HC10

Constitution; amend to restore voting rights to qualified electors who have committed a felony once sentencing requirements are met.

MS HC20

Constitution; amend to restore voting rights to certain qualified electors once sentencing requirements are met.

MS HC32

Constitution; amend to restore voting rights to certain qualified electors once sentencing requirements are met.

MS HC28

Constitution; amend to restore voting rights after certain time to qualified electors who have committed a felony.

MS HB1289

Voting rights; restore to all felons after satisfying all of the sentencing requirements of the conviction.

MS HB1247

Voting rights; restore to all felons after satisfying all of the sentencing requirements of the conviction.

MS HB956

Voting rights; restore to all felons upon satisfying all of the sentencing requirements of the conviction.

MS HB1245

Jury duty; reinstate person's name to master list once voting rights restored upon satisfaction of all sentencing requirements.

MS HB276

Voting rights; restore upon satisfaction of all the sentencing requirements of a conviction.

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