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Mississippi HB 895 — Medical cannabis; eliminate mandatory follow-up visit and extend validity periods of certification and ID cards to 24 months.

Mississippi, 2026. HB 895: Medical cannabis; eliminate mandatory follow-up visit and extend validity periods of certification and ID cards to 24 months.

HB 8952026 sessionHouse

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Latest action

April 16, 2026 — Died In Committee

Summary

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Bill text

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Amendment Report for House Bill No. 895 Read version ↗ Read version ↗

Committee Amendment No 1 (Adopted) (Voice Vote) Read version ↗ Read version ↗

Recorded votes

Passage

February 4, 2026 · House · pass

yes: 98 · no: 11 · absent: 0 · not voting: 10 · other: 3

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (122)
MemberVote
Aguirreyes
Anderson (110th)yes
Anderson (122nd)yes
Anthonyyes
Arnoldyes
Bailey (23rd)yes
Bailey (49th)yes
Banksyes
Bartonyes
Bell (21st)yes
Bell (65th)yes
Bennettyes
Blackmonyes
Blackwellyes
Boyd (19th)yes
Boyd (37th)yes
Burchyes
Burnettyes
Butler-Washingtonyes
Byrdyes
Calvertyes
Carpenteryes
Cockerhamyes
Creekmore IVyes
Crosbyyes
Currieyes
Dentonyes
Deweeseyes
Elliottyes
Estradayes
Eubanksyes
Eureyes
Evansyes
Felsheryes
Fondrenyes
Ford (54th)yes
Fosteryes
Gibbs (36th)yes
Gibbs (72nd)yes
Gradyyes
Guiceyes
Haleyes
Haneyyes
Harnessyes
Harrisyes
Hawkinsyes
Hinesyes
Holloway (27th)yes
Hoodyes
Horanyes
Horneyes
Hulumyes
Hurstyes
Jackson (11th)yes
Jackson (45th)yes
James-Jonesyes
Johnsonyes
Karriemyes
Lamaryes
Lottyes
Mansellyes
Massengillyes
Mattoxyes
McCartyyes
McCrayyes
McGeeyes
McKnightyes
McMillanyes
Mickensyes
Mimsyes
Morganyes
Nelsonyes
Osborneyes
Owenyes
Pigottyes
Porteryes
Powellyes
Readyes
Remakyes
Robersonyes
Rosebudyes
Rushingyes
Sandersyes
Scogginyes
Shanksyes
Steversonyes
Thompsonyes
Tubbyes
Tullosyes
Turneryes
Varneryes
Wallaceyes
Watsonyes
Williamsyes
Yanceyyes
Yatesyes
Zuberyes
Mr. Speakeryes
Barnettno
Crawfordno
Crudupno
Ford (73rd)no
Hobgood-Wilkesno
Ladnerno
Mangoldno
Newmanno
Oliverno
Scottno
Taylorno
Boundsnot voting
Brownnot voting
Hallnot voting
Keennot voting
Kinkadenot voting
McLeannot voting
Sanfordnot voting
Smithnot voting
Summersnot voting
Waldonot voting
Clarkother
Faulknerother
Holloway (76th)other

Concurrence in Amendment From Senate

March 18, 2026 · House · pass

yes: 106 · no: 3 · absent: 0 · not voting: 5 · other: 8

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (122)
MemberVote
Aguirreyes
Anderson (110th)yes
Anderson (122nd)yes
Arnoldyes
Bailey (23rd)yes
Bailey (49th)yes
Banksyes
Barnettyes
Bartonyes
Bell (21st)yes
Bell (65th)yes
Bennettyes
Blackmonyes
Boundsyes
Boyd (37th)yes
Brownyes
Burnettyes
Butler-Washingtonyes
Calvertyes
Carpenteryes
Clarkyes
Cockerhamyes
Creekmore IVyes
Crosbyyes
Crudupyes
Currieyes
Dentonyes
Deweeseyes
Elliottyes
Estradayes
Eubanksyes
Eureyes
Felsheryes
Fondrenyes
Ford (54th)yes
Fosteryes
Gibbs (36th)yes
Gibbs (72nd)yes
Gradyyes
Guiceyes
Haleyes
Hallyes
Haneyyes
Harnessyes
Harrisyes
Hawkinsyes
Hinesyes
Holloway (27th)yes
Holloway (76th)yes
Hoodyes
Horanyes
Horneyes
Hulumyes
Hurstyes
Jackson (11th)yes
Jackson (45th)yes
James-Jonesyes
Johnsonyes
Karriemyes
Kinkadeyes
Lamaryes
Lottyes
Mangoldyes
Mansellyes
Massengillyes
Mattoxyes
McCartyyes
McCrayyes
McGeeyes
McKnightyes
McLeanyes
McMillanyes
Mickensyes
Mimsyes
Morganyes
Nelsonyes
Newmanyes
Oliveryes
Osborneyes
Owenyes
Pigottyes
Powellyes
Readyes
Remakyes
Robersonyes
Rushingyes
Sandersyes
Scogginyes
Scottyes
Shanksyes
Smithyes
Steversonyes
Summersyes
Tayloryes
Thompsonyes
Tubbyes
Tullosyes
Turneryes
Varneryes
Waldoyes
Wallaceyes
Watsonyes
Yanceyyes
Yatesyes
Zuberyes
Mr. Speakeryes
Evansno
Hobgood-Wilkesno
Porterno
Blackwellnot voting
Ford (73rd)not voting
Keennot voting
Ladnernot voting
Sanfordnot voting
Anthonyother
Boyd (19th)other
Burchother
Byrdother
Crawfordother
Faulknerother
Rosebudother
Williamsother

Passage as Amended

March 10, 2026 · Senate · pass

yes: 33 · no: 19 · absent: 0 · not voting: 0 · other: 0

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (52)
MemberVote
Barnettyes
Barrettyes
Blackmonyes
Blackwellyes
Blountyes
Boydyes
Brumfieldyes
Bryanyes
Butleryes
Carteryes
Chassaniolyes
DeLanoyes
DuPreeyes
Englandyes
Fillinganeyes
Frazieryes
Gillespie Isomyes
Harkinsyes
Hickmanyes
Jacksonyes
Kirbyyes
McMahanyes
Mumfordyes
Popeyes
Simmons D. T. (12th)yes
Simmons S. (13th)yes
Sparksyes
Thomasyes
Thompsonyes
Turner-Fordyes
Wigginsyes
Williamsyes
Youngeryes
Berryno
Chismno
DeBarno
Hartnessno
Hillno
Hopsonno
Johnsonno
Ladnerno
McCaughnno
McLendonno
Michelno
Norwoodno
Parksno
Rhodesno
Seymourno
Suberno
Tateno
Taylorno
Whaleyno

Legislative history

  1. Died In Committee
  2. Veto Referred To Business and Commerce
  3. Vetoed
  4. Enrolled Bill Signed
  5. Enrolled Bill Signed
  6. Unanimous Consent Granted
  7. Concurred in Amend From Senate
  8. Unanimous Consent Granted
  9. Returned For Concurrence
  10. Motion to Reconsider Tabled
  11. Motion to Reconsider Entered
  12. Passed As Amended
  13. Amended
  14. Title Suff Do Pass As Amended
  15. Referred To Public Health and Welfare
  16. Transmitted To Senate
  17. Passed
  18. Committee Substitute Adopted
  19. Title Suff Do Pass Comm Sub
  20. Referred To Business and Commerce

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