Mississippi HB1446 establishes the Robert G. Clark, Jr., Voting Rights Act of Mississippi to protect voting rights.
Mississippi HB1446, the Robert G. Clark, Jr., Voting Rights Act of Mississippi, aims to protect and advance voting rights. It prohibits intimidation, deception, and obstruction affecting voters' rights. The act mandates political subdivisions to notify the Mississippi Voting Rights Commission of changes to election policies and practices. It also requires liberal construction of state laws and regulations concerning voting rights. The act authorizes aggrieved individuals and the Attorney General to bring actions for violations.
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