Mississippi is one of three states that doesn't allow early voting.
Senate sends Mississippi early voting measure to House by Taylor Vance, Mississippi Today March 13, 2024 The Senate on Tuesday passed bipartisan legislation that would allow no-excuse early voting in Mississippi for 15 days before Election Day, including the Saturday before. Eight Republicans in the 52-member, GOP majority chamber voted against Senate Bill 2580. The measure now heads to the House.
Early voting bill advances in Mississippi Senate The new measure would allow “no-excuse” voting for all registered voters and eliminate in-person absentee voting. England also said the new system would replace in-person absentee voting, but that mail-in absentee ballots would still be accepted if a registered voter meets the legal criteria.
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