Here’s a list of winners based on unofficial results from Tuesday night’s primaries. Governor Republican: Runoff between Tate Reeves, Bill Waller Democrat: Jim Hood Lieutenant Governor Republican: Delbert Hosemann Democrat: Jay Hughes (unopposed) Secretary of State Republican: Michael Watson Democrat:…
*These are the unofficial final results for Jackson County. This not counting absentee or affidavit votes. * Public Service Commissioner Southern District: Democrat 32 precincts reporting: Connie Moran:81.51 percent Sugar Stallings: 18.35 percent Public Service Commissioner Southern District: Republican Dane…
Mississippi's current state treasurer will go to a runoff for the Republican nomination for attorney general. Lynn Fitch, after two terms as treasurer, won the largest number of votes Tuesday, leading state Rep. Mark Baker and prominent Republican Andy Taggart.…
Investment manager and department store heir David McRae has won the Republican nomination for Mississippi treasurer. The 38-year-old Ridgeland resident beat state Sen. Eugene Buck Clarke on Tuesday in McRae's second try for the office. McRae will face Addie Lee…
State Sen. Michael Watson of Hurley has won the Republican nomination for Mississippi secretary of state. The 41-year-old lawyer beat southern district Public Service Commissioner Sam Britton of Laurel. Watson will face former Hattiesburg Mayor Johnny DuPree in November after…
Connie Moran has won the Democratic nomination for Public Service Commissioner southern district. She will face Republican nominee Dane Maxwell in November.
Philip Moran has won the match-up for State Senate 46. Moran won with 58.70 percent of the vote. Mike Thompson has won the Republican nomination for State Senate 48. Thompson won with 58.95 percent of the vote. He will face…
Nick Patano and Patrick Williams will face an Aug. 26 runoff for Harrison County Justice Court Judge District 5. Patano won with 46.81 percent of the votes while Williams garnered 38 percent.
John McAdams has won the match-up for Harrison County Chancery Clerk. McAdams won with 69.20 percent of the vote.
David V. LaRosa Sr. has won the match-up for Harrison County Tax Collector. LaRosa won with 70.18 percent of the vote.
Paula Ladner has won the match-up for Harrison County Tax Assessor. Ladner won with 69 percent of the vote.
Brian Switzer has won the match-up for Harrison County Coroner. Switzer won with 78.02 percent of the vote.
Connie Rockco has won the match-up for Harrison County District 5 Board of Supervisors. Rocko won with 62.93 percent of the votes.
Rebecca Powers has won the match-up for Harrison County District 2 Board of Supervisor. Powers won with 74.15 percent of the votes.
Johnny Dupree has won the Democratic nomination for Secretary of State. He had 73.32 percent of the vote. He will face off against the Republican nominee on November 5th in the general election.
Jim Hood has won the Democratic nomination for governor. Hood had 70.94 percent of the vote. He will face the Republican nominee on November 5th in the general election.
Delbert Hosemann has won the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. Hosemann had 81.54% percent of the vote. He will face off against the Democratic nominee Jay Hughes on November 5th in the general election.
Over in Jackson County, voters are stilled heading out to the polls to cast their votes. News 25’s Grant Chighizola has more.
News 25’s Victoria Bailey is at the Lyman Community Center with Election Day details.
The summer has come and gone and school is back in session. Biloxi City Schools rang the bell for classes to begin this morning at all eight of their schools. They are one of the first school systems on the…
As the Biloxi schools kicked off their first day, Catholic schools on the Coast attended opening school Mass before their first day tomorrow. This is for all teachers, administrators, and students to be under one roof to celebrate this upcoming…
It’s a day of decision for voters throughout the state as the primary election is underway in Mississippi. Polls opened at 7 a.m. and a line was out the door beforehand at the voting precinct on Debuys Road. A few…
The deadline for casting absentee ballots wrapped up Monday at 5 pm, and the final overall count on their return is not yet in.
Polls open at 7 am and if you plan to vote, here are a few things to keep in mind.