Bills in the 2026 Regular Session, House.
Fabian Nelson
Sponsored
Became law2
Suffrage; restore to Krisi M. Weining-Cox of Marshall County.
Suffrage; restore to Jeremy Hodges of Leflore County.
Passed the House17
Mississippi Youth and Family Systems Coordination Task Force; establish.
Suffrage; restore to Mallory Jane Touchstone of Pike County.
Suffrage; restore to Kenya T. James of Webster County.
Suffrage; restore to Derrick Dujmov of Harrison County.
Suffrage; restore to Robert Gill of Greene County.
Suffrage; restore to Cassidy Kimberly Alexander of Lamar County.
Suffrage; restore to Sylvester Montgomery of Copiah County.
Suffrage; restore to Herman Howard of Hinds County.
Suffrage; restore to Montana Wimberly of Lincoln County.
Suffrage; restore to Joe Nelson London of Lee County.
Suffrage; restore to Hillary Ivy of Neshoba County.
Suffrage; restore to Joseph Earl Greer of Hinds County.
Suffrage; restore to Jon Eric Walker of Benton County.
Suffrage; restore to John Cook of Lamar County.
Suffrage; restore to Paul Anthony Jackson of Oktibbeha County.
Suffrage; restore to Stephen Roy Sims of Forrest County.
Suffrage; restore to Lasondra Bowling of Rankin County.
Out of committee2
Nitrous oxide; prohibit recreational sale of.
Suffrage; restore to Jennifer Miles of Winston County.
In committee33
Appropriation; DFA to provide funding to the Second Chance Outreach Learning Center.
School breakfast and lunch program; authorize districts to provide at no cost to students.
Landlord Tenant Law; revise duties for repair of defects by tenant.
Bonds; authorize issuance to provide funds to Hinds County to assist subdivisions in House District 66 with purchasing security cameras.
Appropriation; Hinds County for providing funds to subdivisions in House District 66 for purchasing and installing security cameras.
Bonds; authorize issuance to assist Hinds County with constructing building for a new fire station for Byram Volunteer Fire Department in House District 66.
Bonds; authorize issuance to assist City of Byram with the city's Barrington Drive Pipe Rehabilitation Project.
Uniform Controlled Substances Law; exclude hypodermic syringes from definition of paraphernalia.
Regulation on nonconsensual towing; revise to include private motor vehicles.
Headlights; require motorist to use in adverse driving conditions due to adverse weather or other conditions.
Voting rights; restore upon satisfaction of all of the sentencing requirements of a conviction.
Voter roll purge; require Secretary of State to post notice of each time the purge occurs.
Affidavit ballots; require Secretary of State to make status of available through secure portal on his website.
Public schools; require a brief period of quiet reflection at the opening of every school day.
Misdemeanor crimes; require automatic expungement of.
Acquittals and dismissals; require automatic expunction of records of.
Appropriation; Hinds County for constructing a building for a new fire station for the Byram Volunteer Fire Department in House District 66.
Appropriation; City of Byram for repairing roads in certain subdivisions.
Appropriation; City of Byram for Barrington Drive Pipe Rehabilitation Project.
Domestic violence education; require for persons licensed to provide mental health services.
Health education curriculum; require school districts to incorporate instruction on domestic violence and dating violence prevention as component of.
Mental Health Day; authorize as excused absence from school.
Comprehensive Health Education; include domestic violence and dating violence prevention education for public schools.
Voluntary statewide bleeding control program; authorize Health Dept to establish.
Mississippi Social Media Literacy and Online Safety Act; create.
Driver education; require students to participate in training program.
Terms for certain conditional release; authorize MDOC to review for certain elderly inmates sentenced to life imprisonment.
Appropriation; Town of Terry for body cameras, in-car cameras and GPS for police department.
Appropriation; Town of Terry for new main extension of a waterline.
Appropriation; Town of Terry for repairing water well and equipment.
Suffrage; restore to Brandon Shelton of Lee County.
Suffrage; restore to John Neskoroscheny of Hinds County.
Suffrage; restore to Hillary Ivy of Neshoba County.
Co-sponsored
Became law · 2
School districts; revise certain provisions regarding sale or lease of unused property.
Memorial highway; designate a segment of U.S. Highway 49 North as Colonel Donnel Berry.
Passed the House · 9
MHP, MBN and CTED officers within the Department of Public Safety; bring forward salary section for.
Affidavit ballot; allow to serve as voter registration in certain situations.
MS Future Innovators Act; enact to require high school computer science or CTE with embedded computer science course.
Housing Authorities; authorize pooling of liabilities with private developers for affordable housing.
Teacher pay; increase for teachers and assistant teachers.
State of emergency; provide exception for school districts impacted by "Winter Storm Fern" to be allowed up to 15 days of hold harmless.
Public schools; require to adopt policies to educate students about the dangers of social media and predators.
Real Estate Brokers; revise regulations.
Real Estate Brokerage Agreements; regulate.
In committee · 12
Crimes of exposing another to contagious diseases and endangerment by bodily substance; revise elements and penalties.
"Teachers' Bill of Rights"; create.
Mississippi Youth and Family Systems Coordination Task Force; create.
Purple Angels Law; create to require registry of persistent domestic violence offenders.
The Domestic Violence Transparency Act; to require certain persons convicted of domestic violence to be placed on a public registry.
Robert G. Clark, Jr., Voting Rights Act of Mississippi; create.
MS Affordable Child Care Act; create to provide that certain TANF funds shall be used for the Child Care Payment Program.
Department of Health; prohibit from requiring fluoridation in water systems.
"Mississippi Second Chance Act"; enact.
School districts; require teachers and other licensed personnel to be paid on a semimonthly basis.
Pharmacy Benefit Prompt Pay Act; revise.
City of Jackson; extend repealer on CVB, and authorize additional 1% hotel/motel tax 1/2% restaurant tax.