Mississippi SB2591 aims to restrict party primary elections to registered voters affiliated with the respective political party.
Mississippi SB2591 amends the state's election laws to ensure that only registered voters affiliated with a political party can vote in that party's primary election. It mandates that the state executive committee of each political party notify the Secretary of State of any qualifications for electors to be eligible to vote in the party's primary election. The bill also requires that registered voters not affiliated with a political party may vote in any nonpartisan election held in conjunction with a party primary election.
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