Pearl Voters Approve Liquor Referendum

Ridgeland voters approve special restaurant/hotel tax; Pearl referendum gets 59% of the vote

Voters in Pearl and Ridgeland saw referendums on the general election ballot on Tuesday.

Pearl voters approve liquor referendum

PEARL, Miss. (WJTV) - Voters in the City of Pearl voted in favor of a liquor referendum. The referendum would permit wine and liquor sales in the city, with certain restrictions. Click here to view the election results for municipal races in Mississippi. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Daily News SIGN UP NOW

Pearl voters approve liquor stores opening but Board of Supervisors must implement - SuperTalk Mississippi

While a majority of voters in Pearl approved a referendum on Tuesday to allow wine and liquor shops to open inside city limits, the final say on implementation will need to come from the Rankin County Board of Supervisors. The Pearl city clerk’s office confirmed Wednesday morning that the vote was held to take count of how many residents wanted to take the “dry” suburb of Jackson – meaning liquor sales are not allowed – for context when the boar…