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Reps. Randy Rushing and Troy Smith, legislative update: House passes FAITH program, bill to give money to healthcare workers
By REPS. TROY SMITH AND RANDY RUSHING
Thu,02/10/22-1:00PM , 9,844 Reads
The fifth week of the 2022 legislative session proved to be the busiest thus far. Committee meetings to discuss House bills wrapped up early in the week because of Tuesday’s general bills deadline. Members convened in the House Chamber for longer periods to discuss the legislation that made it to the calendar. The approximately
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Reps. Randy Rushing and Troy Smith, legislative update: Medical Cannabis Act overwhelmingly passes
By REPS. TROY SMITH AND RANDY RUSHING
Thu,01/27/22-10:14PM , 22,459 Reads
This is the third week of the 2022 Legislative Session. The deadline for introducing general bills and constitutional amendments was on Monday night, and committees will now begin discussing these bills in meetings. Although most work is still happening in committees, several pieces of legislation reached the House floor this week.
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Reps. Randy Rushing and Troy Smith update: Session begins with redistricting discussion
By REPS. TROY SMITH AND RANDY RUSHING
Thu,01/13/22-4:40PM , 1,382 Reads
On January 4, 2022, the Mississippi State Legislature began the third session in its four-year term. Though it is early in the session, there were a few items taken up and passed on the House floor.
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Reps. Randy Rushing & Troy Smith, Legislative update: 2021 Legislative Session comes to a close, $102 million more allocated to the Dept. of Education
By REPS. TROY SMITH AND RANDY RUSHING
Wed,04/07/21-7:00AM , 1,665 Reads
This was the thirteenth and final week of the 2021 Legislative Session. Legislators completed the last day on Thursday, April 1, after working through the weekend to finalize the state budget. While many significant pieces of legislation did not make it through the process this year, several did and will now be signed into law by the
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