MS SB2354

Authorizes the Secretary of State to conduct post-election audits of each county over a four-year period, requiring election commissioners and registrars to manually tabulate a statistically significant percentage of ballots within 7 days of an election and conduct a full manual recount if discrepancies exceed 1%

Establishes a risk-limiting audit program for statewide elections beginning August 31, 2024, with a pilot program in at least 5 counties starting November 5, 2024, requiring audits to be completed before election certification

Creates a voter purge process for electors who fail to respond to confirmation notices and fail to vote during a 4-year period that includes two federal general elections, with notices sent to voters who appear to have moved or haven't voted in certain periods

Requires social media platforms to file reports with the Secretary of State within 3 business days when they restrict a candidate or elected official's account

Increases election commissioner compensation to $100 per day for conducting election recounts and requires the Secretary of State to submit annual reports on voter roll maintenance activities by February 1 each year