What did the Mississippi Legislature do in the 2026 session?
This is the freshest broad session scoreboard now in the file: more than 350 bills passed, the final teacher-pay deal and tax-credit moves survived, the budget rose about 3%, and the failed April veto push left candidates with a cleaner ledger on spending, education, healthcare, and governing control.
What happened
This is the freshest broad session scoreboard now in the file: more than 350 bills passed, the final teacher-pay deal and tax-credit moves survived, the budget rose about 3%, and the failed April veto push left candidates with a cleaner ledger on spending, education, healthcare, and governing control. This page keeps the item on-site so readers, feed subscribers, and search engines can land on a clean Mississippi-race URL first, then jump out to the cited reporting instead of skipping straight past the desk.
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