Hearing in DeSoto County Shows Majority Support for Race-Neutral Redistricting
By Jon Myers DESOTO COUNTY — Roughly 50 people voiced their opinions during the second of several public hearings across
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By Jon Myers DESOTO COUNTY — Roughly 50 people voiced their opinions during the second of several public hearings across
Read MoreNotably, the House included a “reverse repealer” in the bill—a common legislative tactic that sets a future date for the bill to “self-destruct.”
Read MoreBoth chambers met the March 3 deadline for reporting general bills from committees.
Read MoreHe also raised concerns that many NIL‑earning athletes live on campus, pay no property taxes and often leave the state after graduation.
Read MoreHouse and Senate leaders advanced major appropriations, tax, safety, and workforce measures ahead of key fiscal deadlines.
Read MoreMississippi lawmakers praised Johnson for transforming her personal story into national leadership and for continuing to elevate criminal justice reform.
Read MoreThe House also moved to modernize commerce and family law.
Read MoreThe Senate faces its next major hurdle on February 12, the deadline for original floor action on all remaining general bills.
Read MoreThe unanimous House vote stood in stark contrast to the fate of House Bill 2, the “Mississippi Education Freedom Act.”
Read MoreAmong the major proposals moving forward is House Bill 565, known as Jill’s Law.
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