Constitution; amend to include human trafficking, sexual battery, child exploitation and commercial sexual activity as disenfranchising crimes.

This bill proposes amending Mississippi's Constitution to add human trafficking, sexual battery, child exploitation, and commercial sexual activity to the list of crimes that result in loss of voting rights. It simultaneously removes bribery, theft, obtaining money under false pretense, perjury, forgery, and bigamy from that list. The change would directly affect individuals convicted of these specific crimes, altering which offenses permanently prevent voting eligibility. The amendment would take effect July 1, 2025, and be submitted to voters in November 2026.