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Supreme Court denies oral arguments in Archie's election appeal - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court denies oral arguments in Archie's election appeal

David Archie was defeated in his bid for a second term.

Source: wlbt.com
De'Keither Stamps declared the winner in the race for Public Service Commissioner for the Central District of MS - Vimarsana News

De'Keither Stamps declared the winner in the race for Public Service Commissioner for the Central District of MS

Stamps defeats incumbent Republican commissioner Brent Bailey

Source: wapt.com
Mississippi Tried to Take Away a Black County's Right to Elect to Their Own Judges. Residents Showed Out at the Polls In the Next Major Election - Vimarsana News

Mississippi Tried to Take Away a Black County's Right to Elect to Their Own Judges. Residents Showed Out at the Polls In the Next Major Election

During last week’s general election, there was a significant ballot shortage in a predominantly Black county in Mississippi, and local officials scrambled to figure out […]

Source: yahoo.com
Miss. polling places ran out of ballots on election day - Vimarsana News

Miss. polling places ran out of ballots on election day

One precinct in Clinton had 100 people in line but only 14 ballots available at 6:45 p.m., while another ran out of ballots three times but only received 100 more each time, according to the court filing by Mississippi Votes.

Mississippi governor's election hindered by ballot shortages : NPR - Vimarsana News

Mississippi governor's election hindered by ballot shortages : NPR

People in Mississippi's largest county are demanding answers about why some polling places ran out of ballots and voters had to wait for them to be replenished on election day.

Source: npr.org