Election Commissioners; offset election terms to stagger the elections of.

Mississippi's SB 2652 proposes adjusting the election terms for county election commissioners in Districts Two and Four. Currently, commissioners from these districts are elected every four years (starting in 2027), but the bill would change this: commissioners elected in 2027 would serve three-year terms, while those elected in 2030 and every four years after that would serve four-year terms. This adjustment spreads out election cycles to avoid all commissioner seats in these districts being up for election simultaneously. The change only affects commissioners in Districts Two and Four and does not alter the number of commissioners, election qualifications, or other existing procedures.