Absentee primary voting on going
Absentee voting for the upcoming June 7 primary is ongoing in the Pontotoc County Circuit Clerk's office.
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Absentee voting for the upcoming June 7 primary is ongoing in the Pontotoc County Circuit Clerk's office.
Although most people seem to be unaware of it, absentee voting is under way for the June 7 congressional primary elections.
May 9 is the deadline for voters to register to vote for the primary, which will be held for all four of the state's Congressional seats.
The deadline to register to vote – in person or by mail – in June 7’s primaries for the Mississippi 1st Congressional seat is May 9 at 5 p.m. The
Kelly, Thompson, Guest in good position for re-election. Palazzo could face a runoff in a 7-man GOP Primary field. First quarter campaign finance reports are up on the Federal Election Commission (FEC) website showing the latest fundraising numbers from Mississippi's 2022 midterm Congressional cand