Mississippi SB2325 revises procedures for expunging convictions and restoring voting rights.
Mississippi SB2325 amends state law to allow the Governor to restore the right of suffrage to individuals convicted of disenfranchising crimes, provided they have completed their sentence and paid all fines. The bill also mandates that the Mississippi Department of Corrections and courts automatically report eligible individuals to the Governor. It requires the Secretary of State to update the Statewide Elections Management System to reflect these changes and ensure that eligible individuals are not denied the right to register to vote.
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