Mississippi SB 2001 — The Mississippi Youth Court Reform Act of 2026; enact.
Mississippi, 20261E. SB 2001: The Mississippi Youth Court Reform Act of 2026; enact.
Latest action
July 17, 2026 — Approved by Governor
Summary
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Sponsors
- Wiggins — primary sponsor
Bill text
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Recorded votes
Passage as Amended
July 15, 2026 · Senate · pass
yes: 25 · no: 10 · absent: 0 · not voting: 17 · other: 0
Official vote source ↗Individual member positions (52)
| Member | Vote |
|---|---|
| Barnett | yes |
| Barrett | yes |
| Berry | yes |
| Boyd | yes |
| Carter | yes |
| Chism | yes |
| DeLano | yes |
| England | yes |
| Fillingane | yes |
| Harkins | yes |
| Hartness | yes |
| Hopson | yes |
| Kirby | yes |
| Ladner | yes |
| McMahan | yes |
| Parks | yes |
| Rhodes | yes |
| Seymour | yes |
| Sparks | yes |
| Tate | yes |
| Taylor | yes |
| Whaley | yes |
| Wiggins | yes |
| Williams | yes |
| Younger | yes |
| Blackmon | no |
| Brumfield | no |
| DuPree | no |
| Gillespie Isom | no |
| McCaughn | no |
| Mumford | no |
| Norwood | no |
| Pope | no |
| Simmons D. T. (12th) | no |
| Turner-Ford | no |
| Blackwell | not voting |
| Blount | not voting |
| Bryan | not voting |
| Butler | not voting |
| Chassaniol | not voting |
| DeBar | not voting |
| Frazier | not voting |
| Hickman | not voting |
| Hill | not voting |
| Jackson | not voting |
| Johnson | not voting |
| McLendon | not voting |
| Michel | not voting |
| Simmons S. (13th) | not voting |
| Suber | not voting |
| Thomas | not voting |
| Thompson | not voting |
Passage
July 16, 2026 · House · pass
yes: 69 · no: 31 · absent: 0 · not voting: 19 · other: 1
Official vote source ↗Individual member positions (120)
| Member | Vote |
|---|---|
| Aguirre | yes |
| Arnold | yes |
| Bailey (23rd) | yes |
| Barton | yes |
| Bell (21st) | yes |
| Blackwell | yes |
| Bounds | yes |
| Boyd (19th) | yes |
| Boyd (37th) | yes |
| Byrd | yes |
| Calvert | yes |
| Carpenter | yes |
| Cockerham | yes |
| Crawford | yes |
| Creekmore IV | yes |
| Currie | yes |
| Deweese | yes |
| Eubanks | yes |
| Eure | yes |
| Felsher | yes |
| Fondren | yes |
| Ford (54th) | yes |
| Ford (73rd) | yes |
| Gibbs (36th) | yes |
| Grady | yes |
| Guice | yes |
| Hale | yes |
| Hall | yes |
| Haney | yes |
| Hawkins | yes |
| Hobgood-Wilkes | yes |
| Hood | yes |
| Horan | yes |
| Hurst | yes |
| Kinkade | yes |
| Lott | yes |
| Mangold | yes |
| Mansell | yes |
| Massengill | yes |
| Mattox | yes |
| McCarty | yes |
| McCray | yes |
| McGee | yes |
| McKnight | yes |
| McLean | yes |
| McMillan | yes |
| Mickens | yes |
| Mims | yes |
| Newman | yes |
| Oliver | yes |
| Owen | yes |
| Pigott | yes |
| Powell | yes |
| Read | yes |
| Remak | yes |
| Roberson | yes |
| Scoggin | yes |
| Shanks | yes |
| Smith | yes |
| Steverson | yes |
| Tubb | yes |
| Tullos | yes |
| Turner | yes |
| Varner | yes |
| Waldo | yes |
| Yancey | yes |
| Yates | yes |
| Zuber | yes |
| Mr. Speaker | yes |
| Anderson (110th) | no |
| Anthony | no |
| Bailey (49th) | no |
| Banks | no |
| Bell (65th) | no |
| Burch | no |
| Butler-Washington | no |
| Clark | no |
| Crosby | no |
| Crudup | no |
| Denton | no |
| Elliott | no |
| Evans | no |
| Foster | no |
| Gibbs (72nd) | no |
| Harness | no |
| Hines | no |
| Jackson (45th) | no |
| James-Jones | no |
| Johnson | no |
| Karriem | no |
| Nelson | no |
| Osborne | no |
| Porter | no |
| Rushing | no |
| Sanders | no |
| Summers | no |
| Taylor | no |
| Thompson | no |
| Watson | no |
| Williams | no |
| Anderson (122nd) | not voting |
| Barnett | not voting |
| Bennett | not voting |
| Blackmon | not voting |
| Burnett | not voting |
| Estrada | not voting |
| Faulkner | not voting |
| Harris | not voting |
| Holloway (27th) | not voting |
| Holloway (76th) | not voting |
| Horne | not voting |
| Hulum | not voting |
| Jackson (11th) | not voting |
| Keen | not voting |
| Ladner | not voting |
| Lamar | not voting |
| Morgan | not voting |
| Sanford | not voting |
| Scott | not voting |
| Rosebud | other |
Legislative history
- Approved by Governor
- Enrolled Bill Signed
- Enrolled Bill Signed
- Returned For Enrolling
- Passed
- Title Suff Do Pass
- Referred To Judiciary B
- Transmitted To House
- Immediate Release
- Passed As Amended
- Amended
- Committee Substitute Adopted
- Title Suff Do Pass Comm Sub
- Referred To Judiciary, Division A
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