Restores voting rights to certain individuals convicted of disenfranchising crimes upon completion of sentence or probation.
Mississippi SB2215 restores the right of suffrage to individuals convicted of disenfranchising crimes after completing their sentence or probation. It mandates the Secretary of State to update the Statewide Elections Management System to reflect these changes. The bill also outlines procedures for voter registration and participation, including provisions for affidavit ballots and poll manager training. It specifies conditions under which a person's name can be removed from the voter roll and sets per diem rates for election commissioners.
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