Explore Mississippi state bills from the 2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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Explore 55 Mississippi state bills from the 2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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A proposal currently in the Senate would take power away from the national Department of Education and give it to individual states, allowing each state to make its own rules for how to run its schools.
This bill proposes giving Paul Anthony Jackson from Oktibbeha County his right to vote back. It is currently being considered by the House of Representatives.
A proposal in the House would give Leporion Versell from Hinds County his right to vote back.
There is a proposal to create a state holiday called "Confederate Memorial Day." It is currently being discussed in the House and is not yet a law.
Tupelo wants to bring back a special sales tax to help pay for the local water district. The State Senate is currently deciding whether to approve the request.
Lawmakers are currently considering a bill to restore the right to vote to John Cook from Lamar County.
The House of Representatives is deciding whether to give Herman Howard of Hinds County his right to vote back.
The Senate is considering a bill to give Frankie Ward, Jr. his right to vote back.
This bill would restore the right to vote to Omar Eugene Magee, a resident of Covington County. It is currently being considered by the House of Representatives.
Please tell Congress to pass the "FACE Act." This law makes it illegal to use violence, threats, or physical force to block people from entering medical clinics. It is currently waiting for a vote in the Senate.
The City of Richland wants to keep collecting a tax on hotel and motel stays for a longer time. The state House is currently deciding whether to approve this request.
Here is the summary in plain English: **"The City of Jackson wants permission to sell or rent out some city-owned properties to help the local economy grow. This proposal is currently being debated in the state House."**
