 In addition to choosing their elected officials, Mississippi voters will have the opportunity to vote on three ballot initiatives in November
The five-member DeSoto County Board of Education oversees the state’s largest school district. The District 5 seat is the only one that will be on the ballot this year, and DeSoto Times-Tribune sat down with all three candidates to discuss their campaigns and the state of DCS.Â
One of the choices DeSoto County voters will face on Nov. 3 is for District 3 of the state Supreme Court. Mississippi is one of 14 states that hold nonpartisan judicial elections, which come with a number of unique restrictions for candidates, ranging from lower donation caps to being unable…
Mississippi’s two U.S. Senate candidates made stops in DeSoto County over the weekend just weeks ahead of a race that reflects a rematch of the 2018 special election.
Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and Rep. Trent Kelly visited DeSoto County this week for a dinner hosted by the Tate County Republican Club.
