MS SB2405

Creates the "Restoration of Voting Rights Act" to automatically restore voting rights to individuals disqualified for certain crimes upon completion of their full sentence and a two-year crime- and arrest-free period following sentence completion.

Restores voting rights by operation of law without requiring legislative action once eligibility conditions are met, and allows individuals to register with their county registrar if otherwise qualified to vote.

Amends Section 23-15-11 of Mississippi Code to clarify that persons convicted of crimes under Mississippi Constitution Section 241 or 244A are not permanently disqualified if they meet the restoration requirements under this act.

Specifies that individuals must complete all terms of prison, parole, probation, or supervision and remain crime- and arrest-free for two years following full sentence completion to qualify for restoration.

Takes effect July 1, 2023.