More than 2 dozen Mississippi cities holding primary runoff elections

Madison County judge issues ruling for voters in annexed area of Canton

Madison County judge issues ruling for voters in annexed area of Canton Those who live in three areas will be able to vote in runoff election Tuesday (Pexels) ByMaggie Wade Published|Updated MADISON COUNTY, Miss. (WLBT) – A Madison County judge has issued an order covering voters in an annexed area of Canton who say they were not allowed to cast a ballot in the primary election. According to court documents obtained by 3 On Your Side, the jud…

More than 2 dozen Mississippi cities holding primary runoff elections

Jackson is among more than two dozen Mississippi municipalities holding primary runoff elections on Tuesday.

MS Municipal Primary Runoff Election begins

MISSISSIPPI (WCBI) – It is Municipal Primary Runoff Election Day in Mississippi. Some voters in 28 towns across the state are going to the polls. In Columbus, there is a runoff in the election for Ward 2 on the city council. Turnout has been light, so far. There’s also a runoff in Baldwyn, Brooksville, Ecru, Houston, Macon, Okolona, and Tupelo. Polls opened at 7 am and will close at 7 pm. All mail-in absentee ballots must be postmarked by today …

Runoff elections being held Tuesday in 28 cities, 2 House Districts

The Democratic Primary runoff between incumbent Mayor Chokwe Lumumba and State Senator John Horhn is the top race to watch in Mississippi on Tuesday. Runoff elections will be held in 28 municipalities and two state House Districts on Tuesday, April 22.

Bay and Diamondhead runoff elections are today

The cities of Diamondhead and Bay St. Louis will have Republican Primary runoff elections today, Tuesday, April 22 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Bobby Harrison: Mississippians are asked to vote more often

Not long after many Mississippi families celebrate Easter, they will be returning to the polls to vote in municipal party runoff elections. The party runoff is April 22. A year does not pass when there is not a significant election in the state. Mississippians have the opportunity to go to the polls more than voters in most — if not all — states. In Mississippi, do not worry if your candidate loses because odds are it will not be long before you…