Mississippi Senate Elections Committee Passes In-Person Early Voting Legislation

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

In reaction to the Mississippi Senate Elections Committee passing in-person early voting legislation (S.B. 2654) today, Secure Democracy USA’s Director of Advocacy Evan Preston issued the following statement:

“In-person early voting will strengthen election integrity and voter freedom for Mississippi citizens. This is a secure, commonsense option available to voters in almost all other states. Mississippians deserve this same freedom, too. Secure Democracy USA thanks Senator Jeremy England for his leadership on this issue and looks forward to working with members of the Senate and House, as well as Governor Tate Reeves, in getting this bill signed into law.”

Additional resources on in-person early voting in Mississippi:

• Secure Democracy USA media memo: In-Person Early Voting Would Enhance Voter Freedom & Election Integrity In Mississippi
• Senator Jeremy England’s editorial in the Magnolia Tribune: In-Person Early Voting Can Increase Election Integrity and Voting Opportunities for Mississippians
• Arc Insights poll showing 74% of Mississippi voters in support of offering in-person early voting to all voters.