The parties have certified their primary results. Registered voters can vote in the Aug. 25 runoffs even if they you vote in the primaries. If you did vote in the primary, you can't switch parties in the runoff, though. Photo courtesy Flickr/Joe Hall
Monday, August 17, 2015
Both political parties have certified their primary elections and sent the results to the Mississippi Secretary of State's office.
Information from the parties show that eight Democratic and seven Republican races will go to runoff races on Tuesday, Aug. 25.
Voters may vote in the primary runoff even if they did not vote in the primary election; however, voters who participated in a party primary on Aug. 4 can only vote in that party's primary runoff.
Democratic Party Runoff Races
Transportation Commissioner (District 1)
Robert Amos vs. Mary H. Coleman
Senate District 34
Juan Barnett vs. Trey Chinn
Senate District 38
Angela Baker Brooks vs. Tammy Felder Witherspoon
House District 27
Leroy Lacy vs. Kenneth Walker
House District 30
Robert E. Huddleston vs. Lester Williams
House District 36
Jimmy Davidson vs. Karl Malinski Gibbs
House District 42
Eugene Crosby vs. Carl L. Mickens
House District 70
Samuel Lee Begley vs. Kathy Sykes
Republican Party Runoff Races
Public Service Commissioner (Southern District)
Samuel F. Britton vs. Tony Smith
Senate District 18
Jennifer B. Branning vs. Mark Forsman
Senate District 47
J.M. Seymour vs. Mike Tyson
House District 24
Rob Goudy vs. Jeff Hale
House District 46
Shed Hill Hunger IV vs. Karl Oliver
House District 87
Michael D. Davis vs. Chris Johnson
GOP Primary Results: http://www.sos.ms.gov/elections/electionResults/2015RepublicanPrimary/Mississippi%20Republican%20Party%20Certified%20Official%20Primary%20Results.pdf
Democratic Primary Results: http://www.sos.ms.gov/Elections-Voting/Pages/2015-Democratic-Primary.aspx
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