Harrison County Results
With 58 of 58 precincts reporting, here are the numbers for the Harrison County races.
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State of Mississippi Elections Results
It’s been a busy day at voting precincts statewide, with residents heading to the polls to cast their ballots for state and local primaries.
New Chapter for the Harrison County Board of Supervisors
Today’s primary elections start to turn the page to a new chapter for the Harrison County Board of Supervisors.
Retiring Officials in Jackson County
Today marks a big election year for Jackson County, with three local offices that will see new faces.
Catching Up with Voters
It’s been an election year plagued with scandal and other drama unfolding for officials in various positions.
Interview with Jackson County Election Commission Danny Glaskox
Thousands of residents along the Gulf Coast have made their way to the polls for the primary elections.
Jackson County Sheriff's Race
With only a day left, incumbent Sheriff Mike Ezell and Pascagoula Officer Bob Cochran hit the streets one last time, vying for the public’s vote in tomorrow’s election.
Harrison County Sheriff's Race
Harrison County Sheriff Melvin Brisolara will face two opponents in tomorrow’s Republican primary, Troy Peterson and Todd Stewart.
Jackson County Gets Ready for Elections
The Election Commission is busy prepping for the big day. Today, they’ve been busy packing up the ballot bags for each district.
Harrison County Preps for Elections
Harrison County poll workers were out early this morning preparing for tomorrow’s primary elections.
Harrison County Sheriff's Election
There could be a new sheriff in town as early as tomorrow night.
Harrison County Board of Supervisors' Race Heats Up
The Harrison County Board of Supervisors race is heating up in the wake of federal and criminal indictments over the past year.
Absentee Voting Ends Tomorrow
Saturday is the deadline for absentee voting before Tuesday’s party primaries in Mississippi.
Sign of the Times
The Mississippi Department of Transportation reminds political candidates that putting campaign signs on highway right-of-ways is illegal.
MS Governor Candidate Dr. Valerie Short Stopped By the Coast
Today,Dr. Valerie Short, a Democratic candidate for Governor, made a stop on the Coast for a meet and greet.
Political Forum Featuring Women Politicians Took Place Today
It’s the women candidates, and women’s issues, that are taking center stage at a women’s political forum in Biloxi tonight
Voter Registration for August Primary Election is Tomorrow
As a reminder, the deadline to register to vote in the August 4th primary election is tomorrow, July 4th.
Candidates Prepare for Harrison County Coroners Election
Next month, Harrison County Coroner Gary Hargrove will face something he hasn’t seen in eight years: an opponent.
Former State Rep. Mitch Ellerby Prepares for Upcoming Election
Today, we hear from democrat and former Representative Mitch Ellerby.
State Rep. Jeramey Anderson Hopes to Continue his Work for Mississippi
With only 33 days remaining before the election, Anderson says he’ll need help from his supporter to keep his seat.
Special Election for Tourism Tax Ready for June 23rd Date
In less than two weeks, Jackson County will hold a special election to vote on whether or not to impose a 2 % tourism tax.
Democrat Vicki Slater Discusses Campaign
Democratic attorney and business owner, Vicki Slater is hoping to be the first female to sit in the Governor’s seat this November.
Windy Swetman Pulls Out of Harrison County Supervisor Race
Today Windy Swetman announced he has pulled out of the Harrison County Supervisor race and won’t seek re-election as District 1 Supervisor.
League of Women Voters Aims to Educate Women
Making Democracy Work was the theme Thursday for the Mississippi Gulf Coast League of Women Voters.