MississippiBill would restore Moore's right to vote in Mississippi
If passed, the bill would restore Ivory Moore, Jr.'s voting rights after his 2000 shoplifting conviction in Washington County.
What it does
The bill would fully restore Ivory Moore, Jr.'s right to vote. It applies to his disqualification after a 2000 shoplifting conviction in Washington County.
Argument forRestoring Moore's voting rights could let him take part in elections despite the disqualification tied to his past conviction.
Argument againstSome readers may question restoring voting rights for a person whose shoplifting conviction led to disqualification, especially after he violated probation.
More detail
The bill would fully restore Ivory Moore, Jr.'s right to vote. It applies to Moore, of Washington County, whose voting disqualification followed his 2000 shoplifting conviction there. The restoration would take effect after the bill's passage.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Passed House
- Died
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Apr 15Died On CalendarDied
- Apr 15Suspend from Deadlines by HC 64
- Mar 26Motion to Reconsider Entered (Porter, Horan, Owen)
- Mar 26Immediate Release
- Mar 26PassedPassed House
- Mar 25Title Suff Do PassMinor
- Mar 23Referred To Judiciary BIntroduced
Civil Rights & VotingCriminal Justice