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House chairman Nick Bain loses by 26 votes, becoming seventh incumbent legislator defeated - Vimarsana News

House chairman Nick Bain loses by 26 votes, becoming seventh incumbent legislator defeated

Veteran state Rep. Nick Bain, a Republican from Corinth, admitted defeat late Wednesday in his House District 2 reelection effort.

Longtime legislators lost Tuesday, first Black Republican since 1894 elected to MS House - Vimarsana News

Longtime legislators lost Tuesday, first Black Republican since 1894 elected to MS House

Most incumbents won, but lawmakers with nearly 60 years of combined service lost, and the first Black Republican was elected to the House since 1894.

Source: yahoo.com
Rodney Hall becomes first Black Republican in Mississippi House since Reconstruction - Vimarsana News

Rodney Hall becomes first Black Republican in Mississippi House since Reconstruction

Tuesday night was a historical night in multiple elections but especially in the race for Mississippi House District 20. Rodney Hall, a first-time candidate, defeated Charlie Hoots by 10 points to secure the Republican nomination. With no Democratic challengers ahead of the Nov. 7 general election, Hall will become the...

Runoff race to fill house seat in Miss. legislature comes down to 2 votes - Vimarsana News

Runoff race to fill house seat in Miss. legislature comes down to 2 votes

Andrew Stepp and Perry Van Bailey met again at the polls in a runoff Tuesday. The final unofficial total has Bailey with 1,189 votes. Stepp has 1,187 votes.

Source: wcbi.com
Overview and Live Results: January 31 Legislative Special Elections - Vimarsana News

Overview and Live Results: January 31 Legislative Special Elections

Six vacancies in Georgia, Mississippi, and Pennsylvania will be contested