Rating |
Bill Number |
Description |
Stage |
Principal Sponsor |
MCPP Endorsed |
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HB 1 |
Campaign finance reports; require candidates for county, county district and municipal offices to file with Secretary of State. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Henry Zuber III |
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Analysis: Campaign finance reform bill requiring local and municipal candidates to file directly to the Secretary of State. |
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HB 2 |
Campaign finance reports; shall be available on county and municipal websites. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Henry Zuber III |
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Analysis: This bill allows for citizens to easily view campaign finance reports on local county and municipality websites to be more informed and to promote accountability and transparency. |
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HB 3 |
Third-party delivery service; prohibit from using name, likeness, trademark or intellectual property of merchant without agreement. |
03/08 (S) Died On Calendar |
Henry Zuber III |
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Analysis: |
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HB 4 |
Tianeptine; include in Schedule I controlled substance list. |
03/23 Approved by Governor |
Lee Yancey |
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Analysis: This bill completely bans the drug Tianeptine which is used by many people. This is a major overreach of government. |
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HB 5 |
Kratom; include in Schedule I controlled substances list. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Lee Yancey |
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Analysis: Kratom is a herbal substance and opiate alternative and is used to help those with opiate withdrawals and cravings. |
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HB 6 |
Casino winnings; provide procedures for intercept of child support arrearages. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Lee Yancey |
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Analysis: |
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HB 7 |
Fentanyl testing strips; exclude from definition of paraphernalia. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Lee Yancey |
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Analysis: This bill removes testing strips for fentanyl from paraphernalia definition. |
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HB 8 |
Income tax; authorize a credit for contributions made to certain hospitals. |
02/22 (H) Died In Committee |
Lee Yancey |
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Analysis: This bill allows for taxpayers to receive a tax credit for donating money to rural hospitals. |
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HB 9 |
Pharmacists; authorize to test for and treat certain minor, nonchronic health conditions subject to certain requirements. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Lee Yancey |
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Analysis: This bill removes regulations and allows pharmacists to treat minor illnesses such as the flu and strep. |
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HB 10 |
CON; remove chemical dependency services and facilities from requirements of the CON law. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Lee Yancey |
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Analysis: This bill removes regulations and certificate of need requirements for certain medical facilities. This gives people more choice and opens up the free market. |
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HB 11 |
Birth parents; release identifying information upon agreement by. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Lee Yancey |
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Analysis: |
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HB 12 |
Mississippi Code; modernize terminology by replacing "mentally retarded" with "intellectual disability". |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Lee Yancey |
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Analysis: |
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HB 13 |
Water safety; require public schools to provide parents and student information on importance of and availability of local courses. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Lee Yancey |
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Analysis: |
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HB 14 |
Appropriation; MS Department of Transportation for the Statewide Litter Prevention Program. |
02/22 (H) Died In Committee |
Steve Massengill |
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Analysis: |
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HB 15 |
Regional food banks; DHS establish grant program to provide annual grant funding to. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Steve Massengill |
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Analysis: |
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HB 16 |
Election commissioner; revise office of to be nonpartisan. |
02/28 (S) Died In Committee |
Steve Massengill |
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Analysis: This bill makes the election for Election Commissioners a non-partisan race, where candidates do not declare any party affiliation. |
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HB 17 |
Universities and colleges; require to allow MS residents to register for classes before nonresident students. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Steve Massengill |
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Analysis: |
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HB 18 |
Alternative-fuel fueling station; impose tax on motor vehicles charged at. |
02/22 (H) Died In Committee |
Gene Newman |
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Analysis: This bill is an increase in taxation. |
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HB 19 |
Supreme Court districts; bring forward. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Gene Newman |
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Analysis: |
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HB 20 |
Shoplifting; revise penalties for crime of. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Gene Newman |
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Analysis: |
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HB 21 |
PERS; law enforcement officers and firefighters will vest after 4 years of membership regardless of the date they became members. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Gene Newman |
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Analysis: |
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HB 22 |
Driver's license; restore ability to suspend for certain traffic violations. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Gene Newman |
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Analysis: |
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HB 23 |
Sales tax; exempt sales of platinum, gold, silver bullion and numismatic coins. |
02/22 (H) Died In Committee |
Gene Newman |
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Analysis: This bill exempts certain sales of precious metals from sales tax, as well as numismatic coins that are sold for no more than 1,000 dollars. Eliminating sales tax from these certain sales promotes economic liberty. |
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HB 24 |
Justice and municipal courts; require to file all legal documents by electronic form using MEC. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Gene Newman |
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Analysis: Currently in Mississippi, Justice and Municipal courts are not required to file their legal documents on MEC. This bill would require them to abide by the same standards as County, Chancery, and Circuit courts, promoting efficiency and transparency within the court system. |
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HB 25 |
Prostitution; penalize procurement of as a felony. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Gene Newman |
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Analysis: |
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HB 26 |
Elected official; prohibit from holding more than one elected office at the same time. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Gene Newman |
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Analysis: |
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HB 27 |
"Equal Opportunity for Students with Special Needs Act"; revise definition of "eligible student" and "eligible school" to. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Larry Byrd |
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Analysis: |
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HB 28 |
Appropriations; DFA to acquire new facility for MS Federation of Women's Clubs in exchange for lease of current headquarters building. |
02/22 (H) Died In Committee |
Tom Weathersby |
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Analysis: |
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HB 29 |
Income tax; exclude active duty military compensation received by a resident while stationed out of state. |
02/22 (H) Died In Committee |
Tom Weathersby |
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Analysis: |
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HB 30 |
Public Service Commission; require to mandate annual filings by rural water associations. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Timmy Ladner |
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Analysis: |
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HB 31 |
False allegations of hate crime; provide penalties for. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Timmy Ladner |
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Analysis: This bill provides penalties for knowingly making false accusations of a person committing a crime. |
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HB 32 |
State parks; exempt veterans and active duty from paying entry fee and provide discount for campsite rental. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Timmy Ladner |
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Analysis: |
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HB 33 |
The Ashley Henley Investigative Authority Act; create. |
02/28 (S) Died In Committee |
Timmy Ladner |
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Analysis: |
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HB 34 |
The Combating Violence, Disorder and Looting and Law Enforcement Protection Act of Mississippi; create. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Timmy Ladner |
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Analysis: |
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HB 35 |
Appointed state officers; provide for the removal of for certain forms of willful neglect. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Timmy Ladner |
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Analysis: This bill provides for the removal of a state officer from their office for neglecting their duties. This protects Mississippians from officers not performing and wasting taxpayer money. |
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HB 36 |
Campaign finance reports; require those filed by all candidates to be available online. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Timmy Ladner |
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Analysis: This bill promotes transparency and accountability in campaign finance and helps voters be more informed. |
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HB 37 |
Standard Dedeaux Water District; delete provision on compensation of commissioners. |
02/27 Approved by Governor |
Timmy Ladner |
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Analysis: |
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HB 38 |
Administrative Procedures Act; amend to require proposed agency rules to be approved by the state auditor. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Henry Zuber III |
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Analysis: This bill allows the State Auditor to examine all new regulations by state agencies to determine if they help the public or are unnecessary and further government overreach. |
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HB 39 |
Lobbying; prohibit legislator from engaging in for one year after leaving office. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Henry Zuber III |
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Analysis: |
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HB 40 |
MS Accountability and Transparency Act; revise to include certain counties and municipalities. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Henry Zuber III |
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Analysis: |
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HB 41 |
Radar; authorize use in Rankin County subject to approval of voters within the county. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Gene Newman |
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Analysis: |
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HB 42 |
Radar; authorize sheriff and deputies to use on county roads to enforce speed limits. |
01/31 (H) Died In Committee |
Tom Weathersby |
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Analysis: |
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HC 1 |
Joint Rules; amend to limit introduction of general bills requiring majority vote to sessions in even-numbered years. |
04/01 (H) Died In Committee |
Henry Zuber III |
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Analysis: |
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HC 2 |
National Therapy Animal Day; celebrate in Mississippi on April 30, 2023. |
02/27 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed |
Henry Zuber III |
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Analysis: |
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HR 1 |
Jackson Prep "Patriots" Baseball Team; commend and congratulate for winning the MAIS 6A State Baseball Championship for the 5th consecutive year. |
01/04 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed |
Brent Powell |
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Analysis: |
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HR 2 |
Chapel Hart; commend successes in their career as well as during America's Got Talent. |
01/04 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed |
Jansen T. Owen |
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Analysis: |
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HR 3 |
Reverend Dr. Lisa Allen-McLaurin; commend upon her appointment as music scholar-in-residence and interim choral director at the American Church in Paris, France. |
01/04 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed |
Alyce G. Clarke |
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Analysis: |
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SC 501 |
Mourn the loss and commend the life and public service of David R. Huggins. |
02/03 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed |
Rita Potts Parks |
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Analysis: |
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SC 502 |
Mourn the loss and commend the life and public service of former MDOT Commissioner and Legislator Dick Hall. |
02/07 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed |
Josh Harkins |
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Analysis: |
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SC 503 |
Mourn the passing of former Senator Steve Seale of Hattiesburg, and commend his public and charitable service. |
02/03 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed |
Joey Fillingane |
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Analysis: |