MS SB2766

Clarifies that voters unable to present acceptable photo identification when voting in person may cast an affidavit ballot at the polling place.

Allows affidavit ballots to be counted if the voter presents photo identification to the municipal clerk's office within five business days after the election.

Permits voters to execute a separate Affidavit of Religious Objection at the municipal clerk's office within five business days after the election as an alternative to presenting photo identification.

Requires the Secretary of State to establish a uniform affidavit ballot envelope and requires county and municipal registrars to maintain a secure free access system allowing voters to determine if their affidavit ballots were counted and the reasons if not counted.