MS SB2919

Brings forward 34 sections of Mississippi Code (Sections 23-17-1 through 23-17-61) governing the ballot initiative process for constitutional amendments proposed by voter petition

Establishes procedural requirements including petition filing deadlines (90 days before legislative session), signature certification by circuit clerks, Attorney General review for form and style, and a $500 filing fee

Sets ballot title and summary requirements (20-word question, 75-word summary), limits initiatives to 5 per ballot, and requires approval by majority vote plus at least 40% of total votes cast in the election

Mandates campaign finance reporting for political committees and individuals exceeding $200 in contributions or expenditures, with monthly filing requirements

Contains an immediate self-repeal: takes effect July 1, 2026, and stands repealed on June 30, 2026, effectively making this a placeholder bill for potential future amendments