Mississippi’s November General Election ballot is set

9 presidential tickets are listed on the Magnolia State’s poll together with races for U.S. Senate, U.S. Home, state Supreme Courtroom and Courtroom of Appeals.

The Mississippi Secretary of State’s workplace launched the November Basic Election pattern poll on Friday with the U.S. presidential race topping the ticket.

Notably, regardless of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. suspending his bid for the White Home and endorsing Republican nominee and former President Donald Trump, Kennedy’s title stays on the Mississippi poll.

In all, 9 presidential tickets are listed on the Magnolia State’s poll.

The final time Mississippi’s electoral votes went to a Democratic presidential candidate was 1976 with Jimmy Carter. Whereas Vice President Kamala Harris want to change that, it’s unlikely is a state that’s thought-about solidly pink. In Trump’s 2016 and 2020 presidential bids, Mississippi voted in his favor over 57 % every time.

Voters will even select their representatives to the U.S. Senate and U.S. Home.

Democrat Ty Pinkins is difficult incumbent Republican Senator Roger Wicker. Wicker has represented the state within the U.S. Senate since 2007 and has constantly gained statewide elections with over 57 % of the vote. Pinkins’ restricted monetary sources and title ID will seemingly ship Wicker again to the Senate for an additional six years.

Within the U.S. Home, three of the state’s 4 Congressmen face Basic Election opponents however all are favored to return to Washington D.C. for 2 extra years. Third District Congressman Michael Visitor, a Republican, is unopposed.

Mississippi voters will even solid their ballots in non-partisan judicial races for State Supreme Courtroom and Courtroom of Appeals.

Justice Jim Kitchens is dealing with an actual problem from State Sen. Jenifer Branning for the District 1, Place 3 Supreme Courtroom seat whereas Justice Daybreak Beam is favored to win re-election within the District 2, Place 2 Supreme Courtroom race.

The three-person District 5, Place 2 Courtroom of Appeals race seems to be a good one, with Jennifer Schloegel and Amy St. Pe seemingly vying for the lead.

Here’s a rundown of who voters in Mississippi will select from on November fifth:

President-Vice President

Kamala Harris-Tim Walz: Democrat

Chase Oliver-Mike ter Maat: Libertarian

Jill Stein-Rudolph Ware: Inexperienced

Randall Terry-Stephen Broden: Mississippi Structure

Donald Trump-J.D. Vance: Republican

Shiva Ayyadura-Crystal Ellis: Impartial

Claudia De La Cruz-Karina Garcia: Impartial

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.-Nicole Shanahan: Impartial

Peter Sonski-Lauren Onak: Impartial

U.S. Senate

Ty Pinkins: Democrat

Roger Wicker: Republican

1st Congressional District

Dianne Black: Democrat

Trent Kelly: Republican

2nd Congressional District

Ron Eller: Republican

Bennie Thompson: Democrat

third Congressional District

Michael Visitor: Republican

4th Congressional District

Mike Ezell: Republican

Craig Raybon: Democrat

State Supreme Courtroom District 1, Place 3

Jenifer Branning

Byron Carter

Ceola James

Jim Kitchens

Abby Gale Robinson

State Supreme Courtroom District 2, Place 2

State Supreme Courtroom District 3, Place 1

State Supreme Courtroom District 3, Place 2

Courtroom of Appeals District 2, Place 2

Courtroom of Appeals District 3, Place 1

Courtroom of Appeals District 5, Place 2

Ian Baker

Jennifer Schloegel

Amy St. Pe