Legislative Tracker
Mississippi Votes is tracking legislation introduced during the 2026 Mississippi Legislative Session that
impacts voting rights, civic participation, education, and community stability.
Bills are updated regularly as they move through committees and floor votes.
| Bill No. | Authors | Purpose | Committee | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB 2 | Rep. Jason White Rep. Jansen Owen | To create the "Mississippi Education Freedom Act" | House Education | |
| HB 17 | Rep. Donnie Scoggin | An Act to create the Mississippi child care teachers shortage task force | House Youth and Family Affairs | |
| HB 19 | Rep. Omeria Scott | An Act to create the "Donald J. Trump Voting Right Restoration Act" | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 20 | Rep. Omeria Scott | To authorize a registrar to allow a physically disabled person to absentee vote curbside during hours in which the registrar's office is open for absentee voting | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 22 | Rep. Omeria Scott | An Act to authorize a qualified elector who wishes to register to vote to register on the day of the election and then proceed to cast his or her vote at the proper polling place | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 23 | Rep. Omeria Scott | To provide that a person who is otherwise a qualified elector and has been convicted of voter fraud, of any crime listed in Section 241, Mississippi Constitution of 1890 may have voting rights restored upon sentencing satisfaction | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 33 | Rep. Omeria Scott | To authorize online voter registration for first-time voters | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 35 | Rep. Omeria Scott | An Act to create the Mississippi Rx Kids Program as a pilot program to provide targeted time-limited economic assistance to all pregnant women in those counties who are experiencing acute economic hardship | House Public Health and Human Services | |
| HB 37 | Rep. Omeria Scott | To require the resolution board, for general and special elections, and the county or municipal executive committee, as applicable, for primary elections, to review all ballots that have been rejected by the OMR equipment | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 38 | Rep. Omeria Scott | To restore the right of suffrage to certain persons disqualified by reason of conviction of a disenfranchising crime | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 48 | Rep. Robert Johnson | An Act to create the "Mississippi Grocery Initiative Act" | House Public Health and Human Services | |
| HB 50 | Rep. Robert Johnson | An Act to require the division of Medicaid to monitor, conduct a study on and evaluate the impacts of any mandatory work reporting requirements in any Medicaid expansion program enacted by the Legislature | House Medicaid | |
| HB 54 | Rep. Tracy Arnold | To provide that if a Justice, County, or Municipal Court orders restitution to a victim, the court-ordered restitution shall be paid in full to the victim before any court-ordered cost and fines may be disbursed to the court | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 81 | Rep. Omeria Scott | To require the registrar's office to remain open until 5:00 P.M. on the two Saturdays immediately preceding the election for absentee voting | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 85 | Rep. Omeria Scott | To revise the age for expunction of misdemeanors | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 86 | Rep. Omeria Scott | To remove the age restriction for expunction of misdemeanor crimes | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 87 | Rep. Omeria Scott | To revise how a second or subsequent offense is calculated | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 89 | Rep. Omeria Scott | An Act to create the "Mississippi Fair Housing Act" | House Judiciary A | |
| HB 94 | Rep. John Hines | An Act to create the Youth and Community Safety Act | House Education | |
| HB 95 | Rep. John Hines | An Act to create the Child Care for Working Families Study Committee | House Youth and Family Affairs | |
| HB 101 | Rep. Robert Johnson | An Act to require the Department of Corrections to convert the three restitution centers in the state to post-release reentry centers | House Corrections | |
| HB 102 | Rep. Robert Johnson | An Act to require the Department of Corrections to convert the three restitution centers in the state to post-release reentry centers | House Corrections | |
| HB 108 | Rep. Robert Johnson | To create the "Mississippi Minimum Wage Law" | House Workforce Development | |
| HB 109 | Rep. Robert Johnson | To provide that under the habitual offender sentencing law any conviction for a drug offense or a nonviolent crime shall not be utilized in computing whether a person has two prior convictions | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 110 | Rep. Robert Johnson | To repeal the provision of law that prohibits any eligible inmate, whose sentence was imposed after June 30, 1995, from accruing earned-time allowance that exceeds fifteen percent of his or her sentence | House Corrections | |
| HB 111 | Rep. Robert Johnson | An Act to provide that any person who is convicted of a drug offense or a nonviolent crime and is sentenced to five years or less and is held in the physical custody of the Department of Corrections shall have his or her sentence commuted | House Corrections | |
| HB 112 | Rep. Robert Johnson | An Act to provide a state income tax credit for taxpayers claiming the federal earned income tax credit | House Ways and Means | |
| HB 114 | Rep. Robert Johnson | An Act to be known as the "Mississippi Health Care Security and Promotion Act of 2026" | House Medicaid | |
| HB 116 | Rep. Robert Johnson | An Act to create "The Juvenile Offender Parole and Rehabilitation Act" | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 121 | Rep. Robert Johnson | To increase the monthly benefit amount for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families | House Public Health and Human Services | |
| HB 123 | Rep. Robert Johnson | To provide Medicaid coverage for individuals who are under 65 years of age, are not pregnant, are not entitled to or enrolled for Medicare benefits, and whose income is not more than 133% of the federal poverty level | House Medicaid | |
| HB 125 | Rep. Robert Johnson | To direct the Department of Human Services to transfer 30% of the TANF Block Grant received by the state each fiscal year to the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF), to be used as vouchers to pay for child care for qualifying children | House Public Health and Human Services | |
| HB 129 | Rep. Robert Johnson | To increase the maximum income and resources limits for eligibility for TANF benefits | House Public Health and Human Services | |
| HB 130 | Rep. Robert Johnson | To create the Mississippi Medicaid Commission to administer the Medicaid program | House Medicaid | |
| HB 131 | Rep. Robert Johnson | To provide that a habitual offender may be eligible for parole if the offender serves 10 years of a sentence of 40 years or more | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 156 | Rep. Omeria Scott | An Act to create the "Mississippi Universal Prekindergarten Program Act of 2026" | House Education | |
| HB 170 | Rep. Omeria Scott | To require a school attendance officer to file a petition with the Youth Court after a child's third unlawful absence during a school year | House Education | |
| HB 176 | Rep. Omeria Scott | An Act to require drug testing of public school students in grade six through twelve who have been suspended | House Education | |
| HB 179 | Rep. Omeria Scott | To provide Medicaid coverage for individuals who are 55 years of age or older, are determined to need the level of care required for coverage of nursing facility services, reside in the service are of the PACE organization | House Medicaid | |
| HB 196 | Rep. Omeria Scott | To provide that a first offense simple possession of thirty grams or less of marijuana or ten grams or less of synthetic cannabinoids shall be a civil offense and not a criminal offense | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 199 | Rep. Omeria Scott | To reduce the punishment for simple possession of a small amount of marijuana to a civil penalty | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 210 | Rep. Omeria Scott | To provide for an increased rate of Medicaid reimbursement for inpatient and outpatient hospital services for hospitals that are located in a county that had an average monthly unemployment rate of eight percent | House Medicaid | |
| HB 224 | Rep. Omeria Scott | To provide Medicaid coverage for individuals who are under 65 years of age, are not pregnant, are not entitled to or enrolled for Medicare benefits, and whose income is not more than 133% of the federal poverty level | House Medicaid | |
| HB 225 | Rep. Omeria Scott | An Act to require drug testing of public school students in grades six through twelve who have been deemed truant in violation of allowable absences under the "Compulsory Attendance Law" | House Education | |
| HB 226 | Rep. Omeria Scott | To revise Medicaid eligibility to include those individuals who are entitled to benefits under the Federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (ACA), as amended | House Medicaid | |
| HB 252 | Rep. Bryant Clark | To provide Medicaid coverage for individuals who are under 65 years of age, are not pregnant, are not entitled to or enrolled for Medicare benefits, and whose income is not more than 133% of the federal poverty level | House Medicaid | |
| HB 255 | Rep. Bryant Clark | An Act to create the "Mississippi Universal Prekindergarten Program Act of 2026" | House Education | |
| HB 284 | Rep. Tracy Arnold | To provide that a person who is otherwise a qualified elector and has been convicted of a felony shall have his or her right to vote suspended upon conviction but shall have his or her right to vote automatically restored | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 307 | Rep. Carl Mickens | To remove certain types of embezzlement from the list of crimes that are excluded from expungement | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 318 | Rep. Carl Mickens | To provide that a person who is otherwise a qualified elector and has been convicted of vote fraud, of any crime listed in Section 241, Mississippi Constitution of 1890, or of any crime interpreted as disenfranchising in later AG [automatic restoration of voting rights upon completion of sentence] | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 319 | Rep. Carl Mickens | To revise the Fresh Start Act | House Business and Commerce | |
| HB 337 | Rep. Donnie Bell | To increase the maximum weekly benefit amount to two hundred seventy-five dollars | House Workforce Development | |
| HB 355 | Rep. Omeria Scott | An Act to create the "Donald J. Trump Early Voting Act" | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 357 | Rep. Cedric Burnett | To remove certain felony embezzlement from the list of nonexpungeable crimes | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 361 | Rep. Noah Sanford | To provide that the office of election commissioner shall be a nonpartisan office | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 365 | Rep. Solomon Osborne | An Act to create the Early Voting Act | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 372 | Rep. Solomon Osborne | An Act to provide that no person shall be denied employment solely because he or she has been convicted of a felony | House Business and Commerce | |
| HB 374 | Rep. Solomon Osborne | To provide Medicaid coverage for individuals who are under 65 years of age, are not pregnant, are not entitled to or enrolled for Medicare benefits, and whose income is not more than 133% of the federal poverty level | House Medicaid | |
| HB 376 | Rep. Solomon Osborne | An Act to create the "Mississippi Voter Protection Act" | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 380 | Rep. Solomon Osborne | An Act to establish the "Mississippi Students Voicing Opinions in Today's Elections (VOTE) Act" for the purpose of creating a pilot program in public schools to provide voter registration information to students in grade 12 | House Education | |
| HB 409 | Rep. Kabir Karriem | To provide Medicaid coverage for individuals who are under 65 years of age, are not pregnant, are not entitled to or enrolled for Medicare benefits, and whose income is not more than 133% of the federal poverty level | House Medicaid | |
| HB 410 | Rep. Kabir Karriem | To require the State Board of Education to develop a civics curriculum to be taught in the public high schools | House Education | |
| HB 413 | Rep. Kabir Karriem | To provide that a person who is otherwise a qualified elector and has been convicted of certain disenfranchising crimes shall have his or her right to vote automatically restored | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 428 | Rep. Kabir Karriem | An Act to require the State Board of Education to develop a comprehensive curriculum and implement courses in African-American studies and racial diversity to be included in the public high schol education curriculum | House Education | |
| HB 433 | Rep. Darryl Porter | To provide full suffrage restoration to any person disqualified by reason of criminal conviction | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 438 | Rep. Hester Jackson McCray | To remove the requirement that a petition for an initiative measure be printed on a sheet of paper not less than eight and one-half inches in width and not less than fourteen inches in length | House Constitution | |
| HB 447 | Rep. Hester Jackson McCray | An Act to create the "Early Voting Act" | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 451 | Rep. Fabian Nelson | To provide that a person who is otherwise a qualified elector and has been convicted of vote fraud, of any crime listed in Section 241, Mississippi Constitution of 1890, or of any crime interpreted as disenfranchising in later AG [automatic restoration of voting rights upon completion of sentence] | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 452 | Rep. Fabian Nelson | To proivde that the Secretary of State shall publish notice on his website each time a voter roll purge occurs and teh date upon which it occurred | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 453 | Rep. Fabian Nelson | To require the Secretary of State to provide on his official website a secure portal that allows a voter who votes by affidavit ballot to enter a secure personal identification number and pull up his or her affidavit ballot | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 455 | Rep. Fabian Nelson | To require automatic expungement of misdemeanors | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 456 | Rep. Fabian Nelson | To require the appropriate court to automatically expunge the record of any cases in which an arrest was made, the person arrested was released and the case was dismissed or the charges were dropped, there was no disposition of such case, or the person was found not guilty at trial | House Judiciary B | |
| HB 499 | Rep. Kimberly Remak | To require a sheriff or process server to leave the summons and sworn affidavit or complaint for eviction with a person or posted on the door of the premises that is the subject of the eviction | House Judiciary A | |
| HB 509 | Rep. Percy Watson | To provide Medicaid coverage for individuals who are under 65 years of age, are not pregnant, are not entitled to or enrolled for Medicare benefits, and whose income is not more than 133% of the federal poverty level | House Medicaid | |
| HB 510 | Rep. Percy Watson | An Act to provide a state income tax credit for taxpayers claiming the federal earned income tax credit | House Ways and Means | |
| HB 517 | Rep. Nicole Boyd | To authorize state institutions of higher learning and community and junior colleges, in addition to the Mississippi Charter School Authorizer Board, to authorize charter schools | House Education | |
| HB 524 | Rep. Solomon Osborne | An Act to create the "Fair Minimum Wage Act" | House Workforce Development | |
| HB 527 | Rep. Kabir Karriem | An Act to create the "Mississippi Minimum Wage Law" | House Workforce Development | |
| HB 534 | Rep. Sam Creekmore | An Act to establish the Mississippi Health Information Exchange for the purpose of establishing a statewide health information exchange that provides real-time bidirectional patient admission, discharge and transfer data | House Public Health and Human Services | |
| HB 543 | Rep. Carl Mickens | An Act to create the "Mississippi Minimum Wage Law" | House Workforce Development | |
| HB 562 | Rep. Donnie Bell | An Act to create the Mississippi Career and Technical Education Employability (MISSCATEE) Program, which shall be directed by the Office of Workforce Development | House Workforce Development | |
| HB 564 | Rep. Sam Creekmore | To provide that the Division of Youth Services' Adolescent Opportunity Programs (AOPs) shall be known as Juvenile Justice Diversion Programs | House Judiciary A | |
| HB 590 | Rep. Robert Johnson | An Act to create the health care affordability fund as a special fund in the state treasury and proivde that the fund shall be administered by the Commissioner of Insurance | House Insurance | |
| HB 591 | Rep. Zakiya Summers | An Act to provide a state income tax credit for taxpayers claiming the federal income child tax credit | House Ways and Means | |
| HB 592 | Rep. Zakiya Summers | An Act to provide a state income tax credit for taxpayers claiming the federal earned income tax credit | House Ways and Means | |
| HB 593 | Rep. Zakiya Summers | To authorize online voter registration for first-time voters | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 596 | Rep. Zakiya Summers | An Act to create the Mississippi child poverty task force | House Public Health and Human Services | |
| HB 609 | Rep. Rob Roberson | An Act to be known as the "Tim Tebow Act" | House Education | |
| HB 627 | Rep. Cheikh Taylor | To require each community college district that has an affiliated district workforce development council and each work force development center to provide training with its mobile training units at regional correctional facilities | House Workforce Development | |
| HB 667 | Rep. Jeffrey Hulum | An Act to authorize any person who is qualified to register to vote in the state of Mississippi to register to vote when that person applies for the issuance, renewal or change of address of a motor vehicle driver's license | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 680 | Rep. Cheikh Taylor | An Act to create the "Starkville High School AP Government Class of 2019 Motor Voter Act" | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HB 699 | Rep. Jeffrey Hulum | To provide that a person who is otherwise a qualified elector and has been convicted of vote fraud shall have his or her right to vote automatically restored | House Judiciary B | |
| HCR 3 | Rep. Tracy Arnold | Amend the Mississippi Constitution to provide that to qualify an initiative petition for placement upon the ballot, signatures of the qualified electors from any congressional district shall not exceed a certain fractional portion of the total number | House Constitution | |
| HCR 4 | Rep. Tracy Arnold | A Concurrent Resolution proposing an amendment to Section 241, Mississippi Constitution of 1890, to provide that an individual who has been convicted of any felony is not a qualified elector | House Constitution | |
| HCR 6 | Rep. Robert Johnson | To conform the pro rata signature requirements from each [...] Mississippi congressional district for an initiative petition to the number of current[] congressional districts | House Constitution | |
| HCR 7 | Rep. Jerry Turner | A Concurrent Resolution proposing an amendment to Section 241, Mississippi Constitution of 1890, to provide that only citizens of the United States are allowed the opportunity to vote | House Constitution | |
| HCR 10 | Rep. Kabir Karriem | A Concurrent Resolution proposing an amendment to Section 253, Mississippi Constitution of 1890, to provide for the automatic restoration of suffrage to any person disqualified by reason of a nonviolent crime | House Constitution | |
| HCR 13 | Rep. Hester Jackson McCray | A Concurrent Resolution proposing an amendment to the Mississippi Constitution of 1890 to provide that an early voting period shall be provided ten days before the date of each primary, general, runoff, special and municipal election | House Apportionment and Elections | |
| HCR 14 | Rep. Hester Jackson McCray | A Concurrent Resolution proposing an amendment to Section 273, Mississippi Constitution of 1890, to conform the pro rata signature requirements from each congressional district for an initiative petition to the number of current districts | House Constitution | |
| HCR 15 | Rep. Hester Jackson McCray | A Concurrent Resolution proposing an amendment to Section 273, Mississippi Constitution of 1890, to provide that for an initiative petition to be placed upon the ballot, the qualifying total of signatures must comprise an equal number | House Constitution | |
| HCR 16 | Rep. Price Wallace | A Concurrent Resolution proposing an amendment to the Mississippi Constitution of 1890 to provide secured bond requirements for all bail restricted offenses; and for related purposes | House Constitution | |
| HCR 17 | Rep. Lee Yancey | A Concurrent Resolution proposing an amendment to the Mississippi Constitution of 1890 to provide secured bond requirements for all bail restricted offenses | House Constitution | |
| HCR 20 | Rep. Cheikh Taylor | A Concurrent Resolution proposing amendments to Sections 33, 56, 61 and 72, Mississippi Constitution of 1890, to provide that the people reserve to themselves the right to exercise the legislative power of the state to propose new laws and to amend or repeal existing laws by initiative | House Constitution | |
| SB 2001 | Sen. Dennis DeBar | To provide for an increase to the minimum teacher salary scale | Senate Education | |
| SB 2002 | Sen. Dennis DeBar | To remove the requirement for the school board of the school district of a child's residence consent to the release of the student for transfer to another district | Senate Education | |
| SB 2024 | Sen. Brice Wiggins | An Act to bring forward sections which provide for the organization, administration and operation of the Youth Court, for purposes of possible amendment | Senate Judiciary, Division A | |
| SB 2034 | Sen. Joseph Thomas | An Act to enact the "Restoration of the Right to Vote Act" | Senate Constitution | |
| SB 2036 | Sen. Juan Barnett | To clarify that nonviolent inmates eligible for parole may, in the discretion of the state parole board, be released from incarceration to parole supervision on the parole-eligible date | Senate Corrections | |
| SB 2047 | Sen. David Blount | An Act to authorize the Secretary of State to establish a secure website to enable student voters to submit electronic absentee ballot applications | Senate Elections | |
| SB 2048 | Sen. Juan Barnett | An Act to create the "Restoration of Voting Rights Act" | Senate Elections | |
| SB 2049 | Sen. Kevin Blackwell | Require all candidates running for elected offices in Mississippi be natural born U.S. citizens | Senate Elections | |
| SB 2051 | Sen. Bradford Blackmon | An Act to restore the right of suffrage to any person disqualified by reason of criminal conviction upon completion of sentence | Senate Elections | |
| SB 2053 | Sen. Bradford Blackmon | An Act to require that the Mississippi Secretary of State shall mail out postcards to all registered voters with their designated polling place information | Senate Elections | |
| SB 2055 | Sen. Bradford Blackmon | An Act to create the "Motor Voter Registration Act" | Senate Elections | |
| SB 2076 | Sen. Chris Johnson | An Act to create an enhanced penalty for persons sentenced as habitual misdemeanor offenders | Senate Judiciary, Division B | |
| SB 2085 | Sen. Bradford Blackmon | To reduce the punishment for simple possession of 30 grams or less of marijuana to a civil penalty | Senate Judiciary, Division B | |
| SB 2090 | Sen. Kevin Blackwell | An Act to create the "In-Person Early Voting Act" | Senate Elections | |
| SB 2091 | Sen. Kevin Blackwell | To change the primary election day for statewide, state district, legislative, county and county district offices | Senate Elections | |
| SB 2093 | Sen. Kevin Blackwell | To reduce the length of time after the election within which a voter who is unable to present acceptable photographic identification must return to the circuit or municipal clerk's office to present photographic identification | Senate Elections | |
| SB 2094 | Sen. David Blount | To authorize qualified electors to submit voter registration applications through a secure internet website established by the Secretary of State | Senate Elections | |
| SB 2106 | Sen. Joey Fillingane | To provide that no bail may be given by a surety company for a defendant charged with a crime of violence listed under Section 97-3-2 unless a specific finding is made by the court | Senate Judiciary, Division B | |
| SB 2112 | Sen. Angela Hill | An Act to provide that no person charged with a bail restricted offense shall be eligible for release by any judge on an unsecured judicial release | Senate Judiciary, Division B | |
| SB 2122 | Sen. Bradford Blackmon | To extend Medicaid coverage for certain disabled children living at home who have a developmental disability, communication disability or other functional limitation | Senate Medicaid | |
| SB 2136 | Sen. Bradford Blackmon | To enact the "Mississippi Paid Family and Medical Leave Act" | Senate Judiciary, Division A | |
| SB 2137 | Sen. Bradford Blackmon | An Act to enact the "Mississippi Equal Pay for Equal Work Reform Act" | Senate Judiciary, Division A | |
| SB 2138 | Sen. Brice Wiggins | An Act to bring forward Section 9-3-1, Mississippi code of 1972, which provides for the Supreme Court districts, for possible amendment | Senate Judiciary, Division A | |
| SB 2204 | Sen. Derrick Simmons | To end the use of the Greenwood Restitution Center, the Hinds County Restitution Center, and the Pascagoula Restitution Center and conver said facilities to post-release reentry centers | Senate Corrections | |
| SB 2205 | Sen. Derrick Simmons | An Act to end the use of restitution centers and convert restitution centers to prerelease reentry centers | Senate Corrections | |
| SB 2206 | Sen. Derrick Simmons | To revise the authority of the Mississippi Department of Corrections to place an offender on conditional medical release | Senate Corrections | |
| SB 2212 | Sen. Derrick Simmons | To repeal any ban on convicted felons voting or running for office in the state of Mississippi | Senate Elections | |
| SB 2213 | Sen. Derrick Simmons | An Act to authorize a qualified elector to vote not more than 20 days nor less than two days before the date of an election | Senate Elections | |
| SB 2214 | Sen. Derrick Simmons | To authorize every duly qualified elector to vote by absentee ballot | Senate Elections | |
| SB 2215 | Sen. Derrick Simmons | To restore the right of suffrage to certain persons disqualified by reason of conviction of a disenfranchising crime | Senate Elections | |
| SB 2216 | Sen. Rod Hickman | An Act to enact the "Ease Access to Suffrage (EASE) Act" | Senate Elections | |
| SB 2217 | Sen. Rod Hickman | To allow individuals to vote by affidavit on election day, if the individual registered after the thirty-day qualifying cutoff, but before election day | Senate Elections | |
| SB 2218 | Sen. Derrick Simmons | To provide penalties for first and second controlled substance crimes | Senate Judiciary, Division B | |
| SB 2219 | Sen. Derrick Simmons | To provide that a conviction for burglary of a dwelling is not a crime of violence for purposes of determining an offender's eligibility for an intervention court program | Senate Judiciary, Division B | |
| SB 2222 | Sen. Derrick Simmons | To authorize the court of conviction to expunge the record of certain felonies after 20 years | Senate Judiciary, Division B | |
| SB 2226 | Sen. Derrick Simmons | To revise transfer from youth court to circuit court | Senate Judiciary, Division B | |
| SB 2228 | Sen. Derrick Simmons | To revise expunction of criminal record by reducing the waiting period for eligibility | Senate Judiciary, Division B | |
| SB 2229 | Sen. Derrick Simmons | To provide that simple possession of 30 grams or less of marijuana is a civil infraction | Senate Judiciary, Division B | |
| SB 2235 | Sen. Brian Rhodes | An Act to require a local law enforcement agency to notify a juvenile's school district of a juvenile's felony arrest within 24 hours of the arrest | Senate Education | |
| SB 2240 | Sen. Brian Rhodes | To require the demonstration of proficiency in civics as a condition of high school graduation | Senate Education | |
| SB 2244 | Sen. Dennis DeBar | An Act to provide that a school district accepting a transfer student under Section 37-15-31 from a district rated in the last two consecutive school years as an "F" shall receive funding | Senate Education | |
| SB 2252 | Sen. Gary Brumfield | To remove the provision that prohibits disposal of hazardous waste by the use of underground injection methods | Senate Environment Protection and Conservation | |
| SB 2277 | Sen. Derrick Simmons | An Act to enact a minimum wage law for the state of Mississippi, with annual incremental increases over a three-year period | Senate Accountability and Transparency | |
| SCR 501 | Sen. Kevin Blackwell | A Concurrent Resolution proposing amendments to Constitution to require that the qualifications for Mississippi elected officials include being a natural born citizen of the United States | Senate Constitution | |
| SCR 504 | Sen. Juan Barnett | A Concurrent Resolution proposing an amendment to Sections 241 and 253 of the Mississippi Constitution of 1890, to restore voting rights to persons convicted of nonviolent felonies under certain conditions | Senate Elections |