l9n/ Mississippi

David Jordan

Bills in the 2019 Regular Session, Senate.

All of David Jordan's terms

Sponsored

In committee9

  • Senate Bill 2111

    Kindergarten-age children; require compulsory school attendance for all.

  • Senate Bill 2118

    Conviction; clarify subsequent for certain crimes and post-convictions relief.

  • Senate Bill 2119

    Assistant teachers; require school districts to notify of nonreemployment within 10 days after adoption of budget.

  • Senate Bill 2120

    Opioid and other controlled substances epidemic; provide enhanced penalties.

  • Senate Bill 2160

    Teachers' salary; implement a five-year phase-in to increase to the southeastern average.

  • Senate Bill 2396

    Uniform Controlled Substances Act; revise Schedules I, II and V.

  • Senate Bill 2502

    Central reporting system for schools for data required by federal law; SDE to develop.

  • Senate Bill 2503

    Mid-year budget reductions; exempt MAEP funds.

  • Senate Bill 3000

    Appropriation FY2020; Church of God in Christ historical markers in Holmes County, Mississippi.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 63
Passed the Senate · 7
  • Senate Bill 2014

    Domestic abuse; allow protection of pets in a protection order.

  • Senate Bill 2383

    Outermost left lane of a multilane roadway; prohibit continuous travel by a motor vehicle.

  • Senate Bill 2505

    Teacher Forgivable Loan Program; available to nontraditional licensed teachers under certain conditions.

  • Senate Bill 2685

    Comprehensive eye examination for students prior to enrollment; recommend.

  • Senate Bill 2752

    Voyeurism; prescribe criminal penalties for conviction.

  • Senate Bill 2858

    Sale of community hospital by owner; revise procedure for referendum by the electors prior to any bid or agreement.

  • Senate Bill 3062

    Appropriation; additional appropriations for various state agencies for FY2019.

In committee · 20
  • Senate Bill 2199

    Justice court; revise jurisdictional amount.

  • Senate Bill 2258

    Elections; authorize online voter registration and preelection day voting.

  • Senate Bill 2319

    Payday lending; prohibit activities of and declare a public nuisance.

  • Senate Bill 2320

    Mississippi Paid Family Leave Act; establish.

  • Senate Bill 2321

    Mississippi Minimum Wage Act; establish.

  • Senate Bill 2323

    Medicaid; expand eligibility to include individuals entitled to benefits under federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

  • Senate Bill 2332

    Residential property foreclosures; prohibit unless 90-day written notice is given.

  • Senate Bill 2336

    Health insurance policies; require coverage for colorectal cancer examinations.

  • Senate Bill 2448

    National Board Certified Teachers; authorize additional supplement to those teaching in Holmes and Tallahatchie Counties.

  • Senate Bill 2544

    Mississippi Motion Picture Incentive Act; revise certain provisions.

  • Senate Bill 2551

    Insurance; prohibit use of credit information in underwriting and rating.

  • Senate Bill 2624

    Motion picture tax incentives; approve applications for certain rebates under the MS Motion Picture Incentive Act.

  • Senate Bill 2761

    Corporal punishment in public schools; prohibit for any student with an IEP or Section 504 plan.

  • Senate Bill 2808

    State Flag; revise design of.

  • Senate Bill 2871

    Leflore County Restitution Center; authorize transfer of from MDOC to Leflore County.

  • Senate Bill 2874

    Equine riders; require helmet for certain minors.

  • Senate Bill 2884

    Legislature; allow PERS retirees to receive retirement allowance while serving as a member of.

  • Senate Bill 2963

    Bonds; allow issuance in amount of $250,000.00 to assist City of Winona in construction and placement of historic clock tower.

  • Senate Bill 3072

    City of Clarksdale; authorize the levying of special ad valorem tax to fund certain capital improvements.

  • Senate Bill 3073

    City of Clarksdale; public utilities commission may be abolished by majority vote of electors voting in special election.