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Neutral Bill Mar 16, 2026

Robert G. Clark, Jr., Voting Rights Act of Mississippi; enact.

An Act To Create The Robert G. Clark, Jr., Voting Rights Act Of Mississippi; To Define Relevant Terms; To Prohibit Voter Suppression And Vote Dilution; To Establish The Mississippi Voting Rights Commission; To Provide The Candidate Qualifications For Nominating A Person As A Member Of The Commission; To Provide How Members Of The Commission Shall Be Selected; To Provide How The Commission Will Determine Preclearance For Covered Political Subdivisions; To Provide The Procedures For Obtaining Preclearance; To Establish Protections For Voters Who Are Classified As Limited English Proficient And/or Disabled; To Provide What Accommodations Shall Be Made Available For Covered Individuals In A Protected Class; To Provide The Framework To Establish The State Voting And Elections Database And Institute; To Provide The Mission And Functions Of The Database And Institute; To Prohibit Intimidation, Deception Or Obstructions That Would Affect The Rights Of Voters To Participate In Elections; To Require Public Notice Of Voting-related Changes, Such As Government Boundaries, Methods Of Elections Or District Maps; To Provide Grounds For Enforcement, Establish Venue And Provide Remedies For Legal Actions Filed Under Rights Established By This Act; And For Related Purposes.

https://legiscan.com/MS/bill/SB2582/2026
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Johnny DuPree State Senator David Blount State Senator Cosponsor Albert Butler State Senator Cosponsor Derrick Simmons State Senator Cosponsor Hillman Frazier State Senator Cosponsor Rod Hickman State Senator Cosponsor Sollie Norwood State Senator Cosponsor Angela Turner-Ford State Senator Cosponsor Joseph Thomas State Senator Cosponsor Gary Brumfield State Senator Cosponsor Sarita Simmons State Senator Cosponsor
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