Mississippi U.S. House, Senate Incumbents Renominated; 4 Face Challengers
Mississippi primary voters renominated U.S. House and U.S. Senate candidates in Tuesday’s primaries but four will face challengers in November.
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Mississippi primary voters renominated U.S. House and U.S. Senate candidates in Tuesday’s primaries but four will face challengers in November.
Mississippians are voting today in party primaries for four seats in the U.S. House and one in the U.S. Senate.
Mississippi voters will select Republican and Democratic nominees for U.S. House of Representatives in the primaries on Tuesday, March 12.
A Black Republican will sit in the Mississippi House when the Legislature reconvenes next January for the first time in 130 years after voters in Tuesday’s GOP primary selected Rodney Hall to represent House District 20.
A federal appeals court should block access to the abortion pill mifepristone nationwide, including in states where it remains legal, Mississippi’s attorney general and four state Republican members of Congress told a three-judge panel in briefs filed Wednesday.
Jackson County Sheriff Mike Ezell will become Mississippi’s newest congressman in January after winning Tuesday’s election for Mississippi’s 4th Congressional District.
Mississippi voters are heading to the polls today to vote for U.S. House representatives in the state’s four congressional districts. The nationwide congressional midterm elections will determine whether Democrats retain control of Congress or if Republicans take one or both chambers.
Mississippi Republicans in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives have made numerous misleading claims about the Inflation Reduction Act, a bill President Joe Biden signed into law on Tuesday that will have sweeping effects on climate, health care and tax issues nationwide.
U.S. Rep. Michael Guest, R-Miss., is pushing for Congress to adopt a nationwide ban on abortion once cardiac activity becomes detectable, or around the sixth week of pregnancy.
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