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HB 252
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Extending Exemptions from Certain Anti-Competitive Alcohol Regulations and Implementing Additional Minor Pro-Liberty Reforms Concerning Alcohol.
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HB 401
MS Senate (2023)
3x
Hiking New Car Prices by Further Worsening the State's Draconian Automotive Regulations to Block Electric Vehicle Manufacturers from Selling Directly to Consumers.
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HB 419
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Enriching "Destination Marketing Organizations" by Channeling Millions of Taxpayer Funds to Select Companies Favored by Government for Wasteful Tourism Marketing.
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HB 603
MS Senate (2023)
3x
Fueling Out-Of-Control Spending through a $7.6 Billion State Budget - the Largest in State History with Countless Wasteful Initiatives and Lawmaker Pet-Projects.
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HB 698
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Combatting Wealth Redistribution by Preventing Localities from Charging Individuals Different Utility Rates based on the Value of a Home or Business.
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HB 704
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Enriching Woke Hollywood Producers by Forcing Taxpayers to Subsidize up to $10 Million in TV Series Production Costs.
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HB 770
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Expanding Unnecessary Bureaucracy and Spending through the Creation of the "Mississippi Office of Space and Technology".
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HB 795
MS Senate (2023)
3x
Reducing Crime and Protecting Businesses from Theft by Increasing Fines and Penalties for Shoplifting.
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HB 817
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Hiking Spending on Pre-K Initiatives which Exceed the Core K-12 Educational Duties of Taxpayers.
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HB 912
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Protecting 2nd Amendment Rights by Prohibiting the Enactment of Additional Regulations or Bans on Firearm Suppressors.
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HB 1003
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Advancing Innovation and Economic Growth by Establishing a Framework to Enable the Operation of Fully Autonomous Vehicles within the State.
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HB 1020 (Norwood Amd. 5)
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Reducing Public Safety by Eliminating a Provision in the CCID Bill Requiring Police Chief or Commissioner Approval for an Event which Impedes Street or Building Access.
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HB 1020
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Increasing Public Safety within Jackson by Expanding the Jurisdiction of the Capitol Complex Improvement District (CCID) and Court System to Combat Crime.
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HB 1048
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Forcing Taxpayers to Pay for "Universal Changing Tables" in the Restrooms of Public Entities.
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HB 1140
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Worsening the State's Draconian Wholesaler Laws by Imposing Additional Anti-Competitive Prohibitions on Alcoholic Beverage Manufactures Having Ownership in Wholesalers or Distributors.
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HB 1306
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Strengthening Election Integrity by Establishing Penalties for Fraudulently Requesting Absentee Ballots.
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HB 1310
MS Senate (2023)
3x
Strengthening Election Integrity through a Package of Reforms to Ensure Increased Accuracy of Voter Rolls, Post-Election Audits and that Only U.S. Citizens May Vote.
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HB 1528
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Enriching a Government-Favored Non-Profit in Benton County by Forcing Taxpayers to Pay for the Pre-Schooling Costs of Select Children.
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HB 1611
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Forcing Taxpayers to Fund LGBTQ Films and Critical Race Theory Through a $10.1 Million Appropriation to the Mississippi Arts Commission.
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HB 1734
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Forcing Taxpayers to Pay for Other Individual's Childcare Costs by Worsening an Employer Tax Credit Scheme.
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HB 1796
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Expanding Cronyism by Forcing Taxpayers to Fund a Government-Favored Community Center in Oktibbeha County.
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SB 2053
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Protecting Taxpayers by Prohibiting State Agencies from Operating in a Manner that Will Result in a Year-End Deficit.
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SB 2054
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Strengthening Government Accountability by Establishing a Process to Remove Appointed State Officers for "Willful Neglect".
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SB 2079
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Strengthening School Security by Providing a Pathway for Educators to Carry Concealed Firearms to Protect Students.
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SB 2100
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Protecting Communities from Violent Carjackings by Establishing Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Knowingly Receiving Stolen Vehicles and Property.
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SB 2101
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Protecting Communities from Violent Carjackings and Deadly Police Chases by Establishing Mandatory Minimum Sentences
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SB 2140
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Strengthening National Security by Banning TikTok and Other Chinese Government-Owned Applications from Being Accessed on State-Issued Devices or Networks.
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SB 2212
MS Senate (2023)
3x
Increasing Government Dependency and Ballooning Medicaid Welfare Spending to Over $900 Million by Hiking Postpartum Benefits from 60 Days to 12 Months.
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SB 2228
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Growing Government to Now Regulate "Pet Insurance Policies" and Impose New Mandates on Policy Conditions and Sales.
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SB 2309
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Further Growing the Enormous Land and Property Holdings of the Federal Government by Transferring the Coker House to the U.S. Park Service.
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SB 2339
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Hiking Building Costs and Advancing a Politicized Environmental Agenda by Extending the Authority of Local Governments to Impose Energy Efficiency Standards.
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SB 2341
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Hiking Mississippi Electricity Costs through Protectionist "Right of First Refusal" Regulations which Enrich Utility Companies and Prevent Competitive Bidding for Transmission Infrastructure.
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SB 2343
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Increasing Public Safety within Jackson by Expanding the Jurisdiction of the Capitol Complex Improvement District (CCID) and State Policy Force to Combat Crime.
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SB 2351
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Strengthening Election Integrity by Authorizing the Attorney General to Investigate Alleged Fraud Claims.
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SB 2358
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Strengthening Election Integrity by Banning the Practice of "Ballot Harvesting".
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SB 2420
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Strengthening Government Integrity through the Creation of a "Public Funds Offender Registry" to Prevent Future State and Local Government Hiring.
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SB 2433
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Reducing the Scope of Government by Allowing a Homeowners Association to Procure its Own Water Supply Apart from the City of Jackson.
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SB 2525
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Expanding Cronyism by Channeling $10 Million in Taxpayer Funds to Enrich the Forestry Industry through the "Forestry Facility Grant Program".
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SB 2534
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Hiking Fees and Regulations on Freshwater Fishing Guide Licensing to Restrict Competition from Out-of-State Guides.
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SB 2550
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Reducing Consumer Costs by Reforming Anti-Competitive Licensing Requirements for Saltwater Crab Fishermen.
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SB 2562
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Advancing a Politicized Environmental Agenda by Forcing Taxpayers to Fund Electric Vehicle Charging Stations for EV Owners through the Mississippi Transportation Commission.
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SB 2575
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Hiking Insurance Premiums by Mandating Health Insurers Provide Coverage for Services by State and Local Health Departments in the Same Manner as Other Providers.
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SB 2603
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Advancing the Free Competition of Currency by Exempting Virtual Currencies from Unnecessary Regulations Under the MS Money Transmitters Act.
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SB 2612
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Strengthening Property Rights and Reducing Construction Costs by Allowing Small Localities to End Permitting Requirements.
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SB 2638
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Enabling the Enactment of Anti-Limited Government Policies by Authorizing Citizen-Led Ballot Initiatives.
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SB 2681
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Reducing Cronyism by Establishing a "Trigger" which Cuts-off Corporate Welfare and Tax Subsidies Based on Employment Rates Across Counties.
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SB 2698
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Hiking Property Tax Rates by Extending the Crony Tax Exemptions Provided to Certain Government-Favored Renewable Energy Projects.
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SB 2812
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Improving Educational Outcomes by Extending the Ability of the State Board of Education to Appoint School Board Members in Failing School Districts.
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SB 2851
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Worsening Cronyism by Forcing Taxpayers to Provide Even Greater Subsidies to Government-Favored Technology Businesses under the "Innovate Mississippi" Program.
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SB 2858
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Worsening Cronyism and Government Central Planning by Providing $45 Million in Additional Subsidies Under the MS Small Business Investment Company Act.
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SB 2862
MS Senate (2023)
2x
Ensuring the Free Competition of Currency and U.S. Monetary System Protection by Exempting Gold and Silver Bullion from the Sales Tax.
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SB 2889
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Fixing the Failing City of Jackson Water System by Transferring Control of the Utility Service to a New State State-Controlled Public Entity.
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SB 2892
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Forcing Taxpayers (Instead of the Private Sector) to Provide $500,000 so Relatives of Dr. Jane Ellen McAllister can Purchase and Transform Her Home Into an African American Museum.
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SB 3014
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Fueling Wasteful Spending by Forcing Taxpayers to Spend $1.2 Million for the "Dixie National Livestock Show".
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SB 3145
MS Senate (2023)
1x
Expanding Cronyism By Hiking Taxes on Hotels and Restaurants in George County to Fund a Sports and Rec Facility.
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HB 252
MS House (2023)
1x
Extending Exemptions from Certain Anti-Competitive Alcohol Regulations and Implementing Additional Minor Pro-Liberty Reforms Concerning Alcohol.
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HB 370
MS House (2023)
1x
Strengthening Government Accountability by Expanding the State's Elected Officer Removal Process to Also Include Municipal Elected Officers.
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HB 384
MS House (2023)
2x
Expanding Individual Liberties by Authorizing Liquor Stores to Operate from 1pm - 6pm on Sundays.
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HB 401
MS House (2023)
3x
Hiking New Car Prices by Further Worsening the State's Draconian Automotive Regulations to Block Electric Vehicle Manufacturers from Selling Directly to Consumers.
View Full Analysis
HB 419
MS House (2023)
2x
Enriching "Destination Marketing Organizations" by Channeling Millions of Taxpayer Funds to Select Companies Favored by Government for Wasteful Tourism Marketing.
View Full Analysis
HB 535
MS House (2023)
1x
Strengthening Individual Liberties by Expanding "Qualified Resort Areas" which Allow the Sale and Consumption of Alcohol.
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HB 603
MS House (2023)
3x
Fueling Out-Of-Control Spending through a $7.6 Billion State Budget - the Largest in State History with Countless Wasteful Initiatives and Lawmaker Pet-Projects.
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HB 698 (Hines Amd. 1)
MS House (2023)
1x
Expanding Wealth Redistribution by Permitting Localities to "Forgive" Water and Sewer Usage.
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HB 698
MS House (2023)
2x
Combatting Wealth Redistribution by Preventing Localities from Charging Individuals Different Utility Rates based on the Value of a Home or Business.
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HB 704
MS House (2023)
2x
Enriching Woke Hollywood Producers by Forcing Taxpayers to Subsidize up to $10 Million in TV Series Production Costs.
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HB 768
MS House (2023)
1x
Strengthening Government Accountability by Requiring Agencies Seeking Exemptions from Oversight to Submit Detailed Requests to Both the Legislature and State Personnel Board.
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HB 770
MS House (2023)
1x
Expanding Unnecessary Bureaucracy and Spending through the Creation of the "Mississippi Office of Space and Technology".
View Full Analysis
HB 795
MS House (2023)
3x
Reducing Crime and Protecting Businesses from Theft by Increasing Fines and Penalties for Shoplifting.
View Full Analysis
HB 817
MS House (2023)
1x
Hiking Spending on Pre-K Initiatives which Exceed the Core K-12 Educational Duties of Taxpayers.
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HB 894
MS House (2023)
2x
Advancing Government Overreach by Granting Localities New Power to Impose a Series of Additional Fines for Zoning Ordinance Violations.
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HB 912
MS House (2023)
2x
Protecting 2nd Amendment Rights by Prohibiting the Enactment of Additional Regulations or Bans on Firearm Suppressors.
View Full Analysis
HB 1003
MS House (2023)
1x
Advancing Innovation and Economic Growth by Establishing a Framework to Enable the Operation of Fully Autonomous Vehicles within the State.
View Full Analysis
HB 1020
MS House (2023)
2x
Increasing Public Safety within Jackson by Expanding the Jurisdiction of the Capitol Complex Improvement District (CCID) and Court System to Combat Crime.
View Full Analysis
HB 1048
MS House (2023)
1x
Forcing Taxpayers to Pay for "Universal Changing Tables" in the Restrooms of Both Public and Private Entities.
View Full Analysis
HB 1067
MS House (2023)
1x
Growing Government Central Planning and Interference in the Private Sector through the Creation of the "Mississippi Broadband Accessibility Act".
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HB 1140
MS House (2023)
1x
Worsening the State's Draconian Wholesaler Laws by Imposing Additional Anti-Competitive Prohibitions on Alcoholic Beverage Manufactures Having Ownership in Wholesalers or Distributors.
View Full Analysis
HB 1299
MS House (2023)
1x
Growing Government Regulatory Power within the Pharmaceutical Industry by Imposing a Series of New Mandates on Pharmacy Benefit Managers.
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HB 1306
MS House (2023)
2x
Strengthening Election Integrity by Establishing Penalties for Fraudulently Requesting Absentee Ballots.
View Full Analysis
HB 1310
MS House (2023)
3x
Strengthening Election Integrity through a Package of Reforms to Ensure Increased Accuracy of Voter Rolls, Post-Election Audits and that Only U.S. Citizens May Vote.
View Full Analysis
HB 1528
MS House (2023)
1x
Enriching a Government-Favored Non-Profit in Benton County by Forcing Taxpayers to Pay for the Pre-Schooling Costs of Select Children.
View Full Analysis
HB 1611
MS House (2023)
2x
Forcing Taxpayers to Fund LGBTQ Films and Critical Race Theory Through a $10.1 Million Appropriation to the Mississippi Arts Commission.
View Full Analysis
HB 1734
MS House (2023)
2x
Forcing Taxpayers to Pay for Other Individual's Childcare Costs by Worsening an Employer Tax Credit Scheme.
View Full Analysis
HB 1796
MS House (2023)
1x
Expanding Cronyism by Forcing Taxpayers to Fund a Government-Favored Community Center in Oktibbeha County.
View Full Analysis
SB 2053
MS House (2023)
2x
Protecting Taxpayers by Prohibiting State Agencies from Operating in a Manner that Will Result in a Year-End Deficit.
View Full Analysis
SB 2054
MS House (2023)
1x
Strengthening Government Accountability by Establishing a Process to Remove Appointed State Officers for "Willful Neglect".
View Full Analysis
SB 2079
MS House (2023)
2x
Strengthening School Security by Providing a Pathway for Educators to Carry Concealed Firearms to Protect Students.
View Full Analysis
SB 2100
MS House (2023)
1x
Protecting Communities from Violent Carjackings by Establishing Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Knowingly Receiving Stolen Vehicles and Property.
View Full Analysis
SB 2101
MS House (2023)
2x
Protecting Communities from Violent Carjackings and Deadly Police Chases by Establishing Mandatory Minimum Sentences
View Full Analysis
SB 2140
MS House (2023)
1x
Strengthening National Security by Banning TikTok and Other Chinese Government-Owned Applications from Being Accessed on State-Issued Devices or Networks.
View Full Analysis
SB 2212
MS House (2023)
3x
Increasing Government Dependency and Ballooning Medicaid Welfare Spending to Over $900 Million by Hiking Postpartum Benefits from 60 Days to 12 Months.
View Full Analysis
SB 2228
MS House (2023)
1x
Growing Government to Now Regulate "Pet Insurance Policies" and Impose New Mandates on Policy Conditions and Sales.
View Full Analysis
SB 2309
MS House (2023)
1x
Further Growing the Enormous Land and Property Holdings of the Federal Government by Transferring the Coker House to the U.S. Park Service.
View Full Analysis
SB 2339
MS House (2023)
2x
Hiking Building Costs and Advancing a Politicized Environmental Agenda by Extending the Authority of Local Governments to Impose Energy Efficiency Standards.
View Full Analysis
SB 2341
MS House (2023)
2x
Hiking Mississippi Electricity Costs through Protectionist "Right of First Refusal" Regulations which Enrich Utility Companies and Prevent Competitive Bidding for Transmission Infrastructure.
View Full Analysis
SB 2343
MS House (2023)
1x
Increasing Public Safety within Jackson by Expanding the Jurisdiction of the Capitol Complex Improvement District (CCID) and State Policy Force to Combat Crime.
View Full Analysis
SB 2358
MS House (2023)
2x
Strengthening Election Integrity by Banning the Practice of "Ballot Harvesting".
View Full Analysis
SB 2420
MS House (2023)
2x
Strengthening Government Integrity through the Creation of a "Public Funds Offender Registry" to Prevent Future State and Local Government Hiring.
View Full Analysis
SB 2433
MS House (2023)
1x
Reducing the Scope of Government by Allowing a Homeowners Association to Procure its Own Water Supply Apart from the City of Jackson.
View Full Analysis
SB 2525
MS House (2023)
1x
Expanding Cronyism by Channeling $10 Million in Taxpayer Funds to Enrich the Forestry Industry through the "Forestry Facility Grant Program".
View Full Analysis
SB 2534
MS House (2023)
1x
Hiking Fees and Regulations on Freshwater Fishing Guide Licensing to Restrict Competition from Out-of-State Guides.
View Full Analysis
SB 2562
MS House (2023)
2x
Advancing a Politicized Environmental Agenda by Forcing Taxpayers to Fund Electric Vehicle Charging Stations for EV Owners through the Mississippi Transportation Commission.
View Full Analysis
SB 2575
MS House (2023)
1x
Hiking Insurance Premiums by Mandating Health Insurers Provide Coverage for Services by State and Local Health Departments in the Same Manner as Other Providers.
View Full Analysis
SB 2603
MS House (2023)
1x
Strengthening Property Rights by Protecting the Right of Individuals to Mine Bitcoins and Other Digital Currencies.
View Full Analysis
SB 2612
MS House (2023)
1x
Strengthening Property Rights and Reducing Construction Costs by Allowing Small Localities to End Permitting Requirements.
View Full Analysis
SB 2681
MS House (2023)
1x
Reducing Cronyism by Establishing a "Trigger" which Cuts-off Corporate Welfare and Tax Subsidies Based on Employment Rates Across Counties.
View Full Analysis
SB 2698
MS House (2023)
2x
Hiking Property Tax Rates by Extending the Crony Tax Exemptions Provided to Certain Government-Favored Renewable Energy Projects.
View Full Analysis
SB 2812
MS House (2023)
1x
Improving Educational Outcomes by Extending the Ability of the State Board of Education to Appoint School Board Members in Failing School Districts.
View Full Analysis
SB 2839
MS House (2023)
2x
Weakening Property Rights by Providing Municipal Authorities a Greater Range of Debt Issuance and Eminent Domain Powers.
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SB 2851
MS House (2023)
1x
Worsening Cronyism by Forcing Taxpayers to Provide Even Greater Subsidies to Government-Favored Technology Businesses under the "Innovate Mississippi" Program.
View Full Analysis
SB 2853
MS House (2023)
1x
Hiking Taxpayer Costs by Imposing Unnecessary Protectionist Procurement Mandates on State Procurement of Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (Drones).
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SB 2858
MS House (2023)
2x
Worsening Cronyism and Government Central Planning by Providing $45 Million in Additional Subsidies Under the MS Small Business Investment Company Act.
View Full Analysis
SB 2862
MS House (2023)
2x
Ensuring the Free Competition of Currency and U.S. Monetary System Protection by Exempting Gold and Silver Bullion from the Sales Tax.
View Full Analysis
SB 2892
MS House (2023)
1x
Forcing Taxpayers (Instead of the Private Sector) to Provide $500,000 so Relatives of Dr. Jane Ellen McAllister can Purchase and Transform Her Home Into an African American Museum.
View Full Analysis
SB 3014
MS House (2023)
1x
Fueling Wasteful Spending by Forcing Taxpayers to Spend $1.2 Million for the "Dixie National Livestock Show".
View Full Analysis
SB 3021
MS House (2023)
2x
Growing Government Bureaucracy and Ballooning Spending to Over $150 Million for Unnecessary Initiatives within the Department of Employment Security and Workforce Development.
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SB 3145
MS House (2023)
1x
Expanding Cronyism By Hiking Taxes on Hotels and Restaurants in George County to Fund a Sports and Rec Facility.
View Full Analysis