Mississippi SB2347 prohibits candidates from using a post office box as their qualifying address when running for public office, requiring instead a.
Mississippi SB2347 amends the state's election laws to prohibit candidates from using a post office box number as their qualifying address when filing to run for public office. Instead, candidates must provide a physical address for their place of residence. The bill also mandates that the appropriate election commission determine whether each candidate meets all qualifications to hold the office they seek, including residency requirements and criminal history. If a candidate is found not to meet these qualifications, their name will not be placed on the ballot.
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