2026 Elections
Mississippi Election Officials Haven’t Corrected Some Polling Place Errors After We Alerted Them, Endangering Voter Access
As Mississippians gear up to cast ballots for a major U.S. Senate race and all four U.S. House seats, some voters could still be sent to the wrong location on Election Day at multiple polling places due to erroneous addresses and outdated information in the state’s election system.
Latest from North Mississippi
Jackson Voters to Consider Tourism Tax Increase on Nov. 3 Ballot
Jackson voters will consider a proposal on Election Day to raise the city’s tourism taxes for hotels, motels and restaurants that will provide increased funding to Visit Jackson initiatives.
For Disabled Mississippians, Many Polling Places Remain Inaccessible Despite ADA Requirements
Mississippi has the second-highest disability rate in the nation, but polling places across the state routinely fail to meet basic ADA accessibility requirements, advocates say.
‘Get Out and Vote’: Donald Trump Appears With Cindy Hyde-Smith as Campaign Nears Final Stretch
President Donald Trump campaigned on behalf of U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and U.S. House Rep. Trent Kelly at a rally in Corinth, Mississippi.
Trent Kelly Seeks Another Term Built on Military Support, Farm Policy and a Conservative Agenda
Rep. Trent Kelly, representing Mississippi’s 1st Congressional District, has been reelected five times and wants another term in office.
North Mississippi News
Thousands of Mississippi Voters Are Marked Inactive. Here’s What You Should Know.
Mississippi election advocates are concerned after tens of thousands of Mississippi voters were marked as inactive this year. Here is what voters should know ahead of the Nov. 3 elections.
Kohen Wiley
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North Mississippi Voices
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North Mississippi People
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North Mississippi Culture
Burnsville Waterway Festival Highlights Mississippi Town’s ‘Biggest Weekend Around’
The annual Burnsville Waterway Festival returns to Burnsville, Mississippi, on Sept. 25-26, and is expected to draw more than 1,000 people to the north Mississippi town for a variety of events.
