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Capitol leaders in early talks on restoring Mississippi's initiative process | State Government - Vimarsana News

Capitol leaders in early talks on restoring Mississippi's initiative process | State Government

JACKSON - Some top legislative leaders are discussing a revival of the state’s initiative process, which would allow voters to directly have a say in issues from expanding Medicaid to

The 2022 legislative session adjourned. Here's what happened — and what didn't. | State Government - Vimarsana News

The 2022 legislative session adjourned. Here's what happened — and what didn't. | State Government

JACKSON • Both chambers of the Mississippi Legislature adjourned Tuesday night, capping off one of the most consequential yet chaotic legislative sessions in recent years. Over the course of a

Prospects for reviving initiative process look dim as session ends - Vimarsana News

Prospects for reviving initiative process look dim as session ends

JACKSON • As the 2022 legislative session comes to a close, the likelihood of lawmakers reviving the process that allows Mississippians to bypass the Legislature and place topics directly on

Lawmakers revive initiative legislation by using parliamentary quirk - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers revive initiative legislation by using parliamentary quirk

JACKSON • State lawmakers on Tuesday passed a measure that would allow them to continue debating legislation that would partially restore citizens’ ability to place specific issues on the ballot.

Proposal to partially restore citizens initiative process clears major legislative hurdle - Vimarsana News

Proposal to partially restore citizens initiative process clears major legislative hurdle

JACKSON • A plan to allow citizens to circumvent political power and directly change state laws remains alive in the Capitol, although state leaders are tweaking the proposal.