The Mississippi Republican Party is challenging an Election Day order by the Hinds County Chancery Court to extend the in-person voting deadline from 7 to 8 p.m.
Viewers reached out through email and social media to address their concerns about whether or not local races will go into runoffs during a general election.
Over the last four weeks, Republican incumbent Gov. Tate Reeves and his Democratic challenger Brandon Presley have been spending upwards of a million dollars a week, most of that on campaign ads.
With just twelve days before Mississippians choose the state’s next governor, the state’s two gubernatorial candidates took jabs at each other’s record, business abilities and campaign support, with economic leaders and reporters watching it all.
Voters should be aware of deadlines for registration and in-person and absentee voting. Organizations say they should also have a knowledge of who they're voting for.
Republican candidate Macon Davis received the nomination at the primary election. Other candidates include a past sheriff and a current Laurel sergeant.
Petal Mayor Tony Ducker says that he is proud of Stringer’s accomplishments, but now he is tasked with filling his role and explains that the process of applying is rather simple.