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Reps. Randy Rushing & Troy Smith, Legislative update: Mississippi Fairness Act passes in House, returns to Senate
By REPS. TROY SMITH AND RANDY RUSHING
Wed,03/10/21-8:30PM , 5,867 Reads
This was the ninth week of the 2021 Legislative Session. The deadline for House committees to report general bills originating from the Senate occurred Tuesday at 8 p.m. Any Senate bills that did not make it out of committees died. The House began working on these Senate bills on the House floor, and the deadline for these bill
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Reps. Randy Rushing & Troy Smith, Legislative update: Budget talks begin in statehouse
By REPS. TROY SMITH AND RANDY RUSHING
Wed,03/03/21-5:00AM , 5,705 Reads
After dealing with winter weather in Jackson and across the state last week, the House met in person to conduct legislative business. Last week, the House met in session and committees via teleconference, similar to what occurred earlier in the session. Wednesday, Feb.
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Reps. Randy Rushing & Troy Smith, Legislative update: House bill to give consideration for inmates giving birth
By REPS. TROY SMITH AND RANDY RUSHING
Tue,02/16/21-5:00AM , 24,093 Reads
This was the sixth week of the 2021 Legislative Session. The House met as whole throughout the week to discuss bills that made it out of committee and onto the calendar. Thursday, Feb. 11 was the deadline for members to introduce and discuss these general bills. Over 100 bills were brought up and discussed in session this week.
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Reps. Randy Rushing & Troy Smith, Legislative update: Legislature considers allowing alcohol delivery
By REPS. TROY SMITH AND RANDY RUSHING
Fri,02/12/21-5:00AM , 9,316 Reads
The fifth week of the 2021 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. The House convened in person on Wednesday for the first time in two weeks to discuss the legislation that made it to the calendar.
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