MS HB1080

Limits disenfranchising crimes to only those specifically listed in Section 241 of the Mississippi Constitution of 1890, removing "vote fraud" as a separate disqualifying offense

Prohibits the Attorney General from interpreting any crime not explicitly listed in Section 241 as disenfranchising through official opinions or other means

Restores voting rights to individuals who lost them due to convictions for crimes that were only considered disenfranchising through Attorney General opinions rather than constitutional text

Requires circuit clerks to maintain alphabetical lists of persons convicted of disenfranchising crimes and update the Statewide Elections Management System quarterly

Brings forward existing statute on dueling (Section 97-39-3) which disqualifies participants from holding office and voting