2026 Mississippi General election[1]
November 3, 2026 · Mississippi · General
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Chancery Court Judge 57 races · 78 candidates
Chancery Court Judge District 1, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Brad Tennison[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 1, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Michael Malski[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 1, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Jacqueline Mask[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 1, Place 4[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Stephen T. Bailey[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 10, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Renee McBride Porter[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 10, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Rhea Hudson Sheldon[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 10, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Tara Kellar[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 10, Place 4[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Chad Smith[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 11, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Robert G. Clark III[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 11, Place 2[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Chancery Court Judge District 11, Place 3[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Chancery Court Judge District 12, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Austin C. Terry[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 12, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Amanda Trawick Rainey[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 13, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Sheila Havard Smallwood[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 13, Place 2[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Chancery Court Judge District 14, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Rodney P. Faver[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 14, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Joseph N. 'Joe' Studdard[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 14, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Paula Drungole-Ellis[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 15, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Joseph Durr[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 15, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Price Henley[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 16, Place 1[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Chancery Court Judge District 16, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Ashlee Cole[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 16, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Mark Maples[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 16, Place 4[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Kaleigh Nelson[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 17-1, Place 3[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Chancery Court Judge District 17, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Vicki Daniels[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 17, Place 2[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Chancery Court Judge District 18, Place 1[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Chancery Court Judge District 18, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Bob Whitwell[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 19, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Jerry D. Sharp[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 19, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Kathryn Dickerson Clay[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 2, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Roy Noble Lee Jr.[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 2, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Gerald M. Martin[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 2, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- David Shoemake[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 20, Place 1[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Qualified with the state but not on its sample ballot for this election: Jon Heath Powell.
Chancery Court Judge District 20, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Troy Farrell Odom[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 20, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Haydn J. Roberts[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 3, Place 1[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Chancery Court Judge District 3, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Sabrina D. Howell[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 3, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Mitchell M. Lundy Jr.[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 4, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- E. Vincent Davis[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 4, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Wayne Smith[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 4, Place 3[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Chancery Court Judge District 5-1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- J. Dewayne Thomas[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 5-2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Crystal Wise Martin[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 5, Place 3[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Chancery Court Judge District 5, Place 4[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Tiffany Grove[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 6, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Doug S. Crosby[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 6, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Kiley Catledge Kirk[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 7-2[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Chancery Court Judge District 7, Place 1[2]
Qualified with the state — the list the ballot is printed from
- Catherine Farris-Carter[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 8, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Jim Persons[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 8, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Jennifer T. Schloegel[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 8, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Margaret Alfonso[2]
Chancery Court Judge District 8, Place 4[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Chancery Court Judge District 9-2[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Chancery Court Judge District 9, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Bennie L. Richard[2]
Circuit Court Judge 63 races · 77 candidates
Circuit Court Judge District 1, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- John R. White[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 1, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Josh Wise[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 1, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Kelly L. Mims[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 1, Place 4[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Michael P. 'Chip' Mills Jr.[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 10, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Charles W. Wright Jr.[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 10, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Robert T. 'Bo' Bailey[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 11, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- W. Hunter Nowell[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 11, Place 2[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Circuit Court Judge District 11, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Charles E. Webster[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 12, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- T. Michael Reed[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 12, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Wes Curry[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 13, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Matthew G. Sullivan[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 13, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Stanley Sorey[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 14, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Mike Taylor[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 14, Place 2[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Circuit Court Judge District 15, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Brad A. Touchstone[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 15, Place 2[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Circuit Court Judge District 15, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Richelle Lumpkin[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 16, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- James 'Jim' Thomas Kitchens Jr.[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 16, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Lee J. 'Jay' Howard[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 16, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Michelle Easterling[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 17, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Smith Murphey V[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 17, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- James 'Jimmy' McClure[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 18, Place 1[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Circuit Court Judge District 18, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Darryl A. Hurt Jr.[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 19, Place 1[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Circuit Court Judge District 19, Place 2[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Circuit Court Judge District 19, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Calvin Taylor[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 19, Place 4[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- George Huffman[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 2, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Lisa P. Dodson[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 2, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Chris Schmidt[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 2, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Larry Bourgeois[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 2, Place 4[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Randi Peresich Mueller[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 20, Place 1[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Qualified with the state but not on its sample ballot for this election: Martin Bradley Mills.
Circuit Court Judge District 20, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Steve S. Ratcliff[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 20, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Dewey Arthur[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 21-1, Place 4[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Circuit Court Judge District 21, Place 1[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Circuit Court Judge District 21, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Craig Treadway[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 21, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- W. Douglas Hollowell III[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 22[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Circuit Court Judge District 3, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Gray Tollison[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 3, Place 2[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Circuit Court Judge District 3, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Kent E. Smith[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 4, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Richard A. Smith[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 4, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Margaret Carey-McCray[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 4, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Carol White Richard[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 4, Place 4[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Ashley Hines[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 5, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Joseph H. 'Joey' Loper Jr.[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 5, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Alan D. 'Devo' Lancaster[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 6, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Carmen Brooks Drake[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 6, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Debra W. Blackwell[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 6, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- David H. Strong Jr.[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 7, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Adrienne Wooten[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 7, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Debra Gibbs[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 7, Place 3[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Winston Lee Kidd[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 7, Place 4[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Faye Peterson[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 7, Place 5[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Tomika T. Harris-Irving[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 7, Place 6[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Damon R. Stevenson[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 8, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Caleb E. May[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 8, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Christopher Morgan Posey[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 9, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Toni Walker Terrett[2]
Circuit Court Judge District 9, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- M. James 'Jim' Chaney Jr.[2]
Court of Appeals Judge 5 races · 6 candidates
Court of Appeals Judge District 1, Place 1[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
Court of Appeals Judge District 1, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Donna M. Barnes[2]
Court of Appeals Judge District 2, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Deborah A. McDonald[2]
Court of Appeals Judge District 4, Place 2[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- David McCarty[2]
Court of Appeals Judge District 5, Place 1[2]
On the state's ballot, as printed
- Anthony 'Tony' Lawrence[2]
District Attorney (special election) 1 race · 5 candidates
District Attorney (special election) District 7[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
State Representative (special election) 2 races · 7 candidates
State Representative (special election) District 70[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
State Representative (special election) District 77[2]
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On the state's ballot, as printed
The state's sample ballot for this election, dated September 9, 2026, carries no ballot measure — no constitutional amendment, initiative or referendum. The state's sample ballot (PDF)
TAP Living Poll
Living Polls are open for 29 contests on this ballot; each standing is shown under its contest above. Subscribers answer on My Ballot, against the contests in their own districts. Living Polls are an opinion survey of subscribers and are never official results.
Official certified results
Published by the election authority after the election.
Sources
- OpenFEC API (Federal Election Commission) retrieved September 10, 2026
- Mississippi Secretary of State — candidate qualifying list retrieved September 12, 2026
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