Early voting; authorize up to 20 days before any election.

SB 2213, titled "Early voting; authorize up to 20 days before any election," would have allowed Mississippi registered voters to cast ballots at their county registrar's office up to 20 days before an election, ending at noon on the Saturday before Election Day. The bill required voters to present photo ID, cast ballots in person like on Election Day, and ensured votes were final and announced simultaneously with Election Day results. It would have applied existing Election Day voting rules to this early period, including candidate challenges at the registrar's office. The bill died in committee in February 2026 and was never enacted.