Mississippi SB2093 reduces the time for voters to present ID or religious exemption after voting by affidavit.
Mississippi SB2093 amends the Mississippi Code to shorten the deadline for voters who cast an affidavit ballot to present acceptable photo identification or execute a religious exemption affidavit. Voters must now return to the circuit or municipal clerk's office within three business days after the election to present their photo ID or execute the exemption affidavit. This change aims to ensure that affidavit ballots are processed more efficiently and to provide a clearer timeline for voters who may not have had the opportunity to present identification at the polling place.
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