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Mississippi voters, check your status

Is your name on theInactivevoter list?

Thousands of Mississippians are still registered but marked inactive. Find your county, find your name, and fix it before it costs you your vote.

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Were you removed from the rolls? See the purged voters list

Need help? Call the One Voice Election Protection Hotline888-601-VOTE (8683)
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We are a non-profit, civic engagement organization working to give voice to marginalized and vulnerable communities across the South by democratizing public policy through research, training, education, and organizing communities.

1Choose your county

Tap your county to see every inactive voter listed there.

2Find your name

Choose a county above to see its inactive voters.

What Mississippi law says

How to fix inactive status

Under Mississippi law, the county election commissioners mark you inactive after they mail you a confirmation card asking if you still live at your address. Inactive voters cannot use a regular ballot on Election Day, but they can still vote by affidavit ballot.

Three ways to get back to active

  1. 1

    Return the confirmation card

    If you have not moved, mark that on the card and mail it back. You go back to active at your current address. If you moved within the same county, your address is updated.

  2. 2

    Update your information with your Circuit Clerk

    You can be moved back to active at any time by updating your information with your county Circuit Clerk. You do not have to wait for an election.

  3. 3

    Vote by affidavit ballot

    Vote in person and write your current address on the affidavit envelope. If you still live in the same county, that is enough to return you to active.

Before you go vote

  • Go to the polling place for your own precinct.
  • Bring a photo ID, such as a Mississippi driver's license, a state ID card, or a U.S. passport.
  • No photo ID? You can still vote by affidavit ballot. Then you have 5 business days to show your ID at the Circuit Clerk's office, or your ballot will not count.
  • A free Mississippi Voter ID card is available at any Circuit Clerk's office.
  • Fill out the affidavit envelope completely, with your correct address.

If you do nothing

  • You stay on the list as inactive through two federal general elections after the card was mailed.
  • If you do not respond, update your information, or vote by then, your name can be removed (purged).
  • Voting in any election in your county, serving on jury duty or answering a jury summons, or being in the active or reserve military protects you from being purged.

If you moved or were purged

  • If you moved to a different county, you are removed from your old county's list and must register in your new county.
  • If your name was already purged, you must register again with your county.
  • The deadline to register for the November 3, 2026 election was October 5, 2026. Registering now counts for later elections.

This is general information, not legal advice. Rules can change. Always confirm your status with your county Circuit Clerk. For help, call the One Voice Election Protection Hotline at 888-601-VOTE (8683), or the Secretary of State Elections Hotline at 1-800-829-6786.

Sources: Mississippi House Bill 1310 (2023), Section 23-15-152 · 2026 County Elections Handbook, Secretary of State · Secretary of State: voter roll maintenance · Secretary of State: Voter ID

If your name is listed

Three steps to protect your vote

01

You are still registered

Inactive means the county thinks you may have moved. You stay on the rolls through two federal general elections, and you can vote using an affidavit ballot on Election Day.

02

Check your status

Go to YallVote.ms to see your registration, then update your address with your county Circuit Clerk.

03

Ask for help

Call the One Voice Election Protection Hotline at 888-601-VOTE (8683). Then share this page with your family and neighbors.

These lists were copied from county reports, and some names may have been read wrong. Not seeing your name does not prove you are active. Always confirm with YallVote.ms or your county Circuit Clerk.

About these lists

Where the names come from

Our sources

  • These names come from inactive and purged voter reports released by Mississippi county election offices. The reports are dated 2023 to 2026.
  • We show only name, county, zip code, and list status. We never post addresses, phone numbers, birth dates, or Social Security numbers.
  • Some county reports were incomplete or hard to read, so some names may be missing or spelled wrong. Your status may also have changed since the report was made.
  • This is not the official voter roll. Your county Circuit Clerk keeps the official record.

Found a mistake?

  • If your name is listed by mistake: check your status at YallVote.ms. If you are registered and active, you do not need to do anything.
  • If the official record is wrong: contact your county Circuit Clerk. Only the Circuit Clerk can change your voter record.
  • If our list has an error, such as a misspelled name, the wrong county, or a name that should be removed: call the One Voice Election Protection Hotline at 888-601-VOTE (8683). We will check it against the county report and fix our list.
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We are a non-profit, civic engagement organization working to give voice to marginalized and vulnerable communities across the South by democratizing public policy through research, training, education, and organizing communities. One Voice leads this campaign to help every Mississippian check their voter status and make sure their vote counts.

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Mississippi Poor People's Campaign

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