Mississippi HB699 would restore voting rights to those convicted of disenfranchising crimes upon completion of their sentences.
Mississippi HB699 amends the state's voting laws to restore the right to vote to individuals convicted of disenfranchising crimes, including voter fraud and certain felonies, once they have satisfied all sentencing requirements. The bill also details the procedures for maintaining voter rolls and managing elections, including the use of a Statewide Elections Management System. It specifies the per diem rates for election commissioners based on county population and outlines the process for contesting election commissioner certifications. The bill sets effective date for July 1, 2026.
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