MS SB2752

Prohibits persons convicted of felonies, found to have violated the public's trust by the Mississippi Ethics Commission, convicted of violations of the Mississippi Election Code, or removed from elected or appointed public office from serving on municipal, county, or state executive committees.

Establishes that violation of public's trust means a finding by the Ethics Commission or court that a person violated Sections 25-4-101 through 25-4-121 of the Mississippi Code.

Makes it a felony for a disqualified person to serve on any executive committee, with penalties of up to $5,000 fine and/or up to five years imprisonment, plus mandatory removal from the committee.

Clarifies procedures for selecting temporary municipal and county executive committees, including authorization timelines for committee chairmen and provisions allowing petitioners to produce calls if leadership fails to act within 15 days.

Requires the Attorney General to submit the act to the U.S. Attorney General or federal court for approval under the Voting Rights Act of 1965, with the law taking effect upon such approval.