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Mississippi Senate Bill SB2631
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Mississippi 2025 Regular Session
Mississippi Senate Bill SB2631
Introduced
1/20/25
Refer
1/20/25
Failed
2/4/25
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Suffrage; restoration upon completion of sentence and other conditions for individuals convicted of nonviolent crimes.
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Previously Filed As
MS SB2405
Suffrage; provide for restoration upon completion of sentence and other conditions.
MS SB2365
Suffrage; provide for restoration upon completion of sentence and other conditions.
MS SB2587
Suffrage; provide for restoration upon completion of sentence or placement on probation.
MS SB2277
Suffrage; provide for restoration upon completion of sentence or placement on probation.
MS HB358
Voter registration and suffrage restoration; authorize upon sentence completion and five years.
MS HB67
Voter registration and suffrage restoration; authorize upon sentence completion and five years.
MS SB2055
Suffrage; restore to any person disqualified by reason of criminal conviction upon completion of sentence.
MS SB2135
Suffrage; restore to any person disqualified by reason of criminal conviction upon completion of sentence.
MS SB2200
Suffrage; restore to any person disqualified by reason of criminal conviction upon completion of sentence.
MS HB148
Suffrage restoration; authorize automatically upon satisfaction of all of the sentencing requirements of a conviction.
Similar Bills
MS HB832
Disenfranchising crimes; clarify those that qualify as.
MS HB57
Disenfranchising crimes; clarify those that qualify as.
MS HB857
Disenfranchising crimes; clarify those that qualify as.
MS HB940
Voting rights and felony expungement; person may have voting rights restored and certain felony records expunged after five years.
MS HB377
Right to vote; restore to veterans who committed certain crimes upon completing sentencing requirements.
MS HB487
Right to vote; restore to people who committed nonviolent disqualifying crimes upon meeting certain requirements.
MS HB363
Secretary of State; require to provide election officials training on disenfranchising crimes.
MS HB89
Secretary of State; require to provide election officials training on disenfranchising crimes.