General election ballot; revise the order of names printed on.

HB 38 changes how candidate names appear on Mississippi general election ballots. It requires that for state and municipal elections, candidates from political parties whose presidential nominees received at least 10% of votes in the previous presidential election be listed first alphabetically by last name. After these candidates, nominees from other qualified parties (those holding primary elections) follow alphabetically, then all other candidates. This affects voters and election officials by altering ballot order, but does not change voting rules or eligibility. The bill specifically applies to statewide, district, and municipal general election ballots.