Mississippi2026Did Not Pass
HB4148
Restoring Voting Rights for Randall Lee McCulloch
Last scannedAug 22, 2026, 3:37 AM
In one sentence
This bill would restore the right to vote for one specific man in Mississippi who lost it due to past criminal convictions.
What it does
- It restores the full voting rights of Randall Lee McCulloch from Winston County, Mississippi.
- It states he was banned from voting because of a Burglary-General conviction and three counts of Embezzlement.
- It notes that his parole for burglary ended in 1992 and his supervision for embezzlement ended in 2003.
- It mentions information given to lawmakers saying he has acted as a law-abiding citizen since being released.
Who it affects
- Randall Lee McCulloch of Winston County, Mississippi
Limits and unknowns
- This bill only applies to Randall Lee McCulloch and does not change voting rules for other people.
- The official record shows this bill did not pass, so it never became law in the 2026 session.
Plain language
Terms to know
- Suffrage
- The right to vote in elections.
- Disqualified as an elector
- Not allowed to cast a ballot because of a past crime conviction.
Official record
Sources
Official summary
Suffrage; restore to Randall Lee McCulloch of Winston County.
Official activity
Bill history
- 04/15 (S) Died In Committee
- 03/20 (S) Referred To Judiciary, Division B
- 03/20 (H) Transmitted To Senate
- 03/19 (H) Passed
- 03/18 (H) Title Suff Do Pass
- 03/17 (H) Referred To Judiciary B