MS SB2449

Restores voting rights to individuals convicted of disenfranchising crimes upon completion of incarceration and parole, or immediately if sentenced to probation only.

Prohibits removal of names from the Statewide Elections Management System unless the person is currently serving incarceration or parole for a disenfranchising crime.

Requires courts to certify both the conviction and sentence type imposed when notifying registrars of convictions for disenfranchising crimes.

Mandates that voter registration applications and training materials for election officials state that persons restored voting rights under this act are not disqualified from registering to vote.

Updates the Statewide Elections Management System to track sentencing information and allow local election officials to verify whether persons have disqualifying convictions.