We asked candidates where they stand on the issues and why they’re running.
Click below to view responses side by side.
THE PODCAST
Listen to our political podcast for information on candidates and insight on the 2019 election with our host Adam Ganucheau.
THE DATA
View maps, finance trackers and other data visualizations essential to following the 2019 contested statewide races.
VOTER INFO
Use our guide to know where to go and what to bring to the polls on election day.
GENERAL ELECTION: NOVEMBER 5, 2019
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
Mark your calendar for the General Election day, Tuesday, November 5. Make sure to set a notification so you’re reminded in advance. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
REGISTER TO VOTE
Don’t know if you’re registered? Search your name on the Secretary of State’s website and find out if you are registered.
Not registered? The deadline to register to vote in the general election is October 7. Apply through the Secretary of State’s Office.
WHERE TO VOTE
Find your polling place by visiting the Mississippi Secretary of State’s Office and entering your address.
WHAT TO BRING
What do you need to bring to your polling place or to the Circuit Clerk’s office for absentee voting? Visit the Secretary of State’s list of acceptable forms of ID and find out if you need a Mississippi Voter Identification Card.
MEET THE CANDIDATES FOR STATEWIDE OFFICE
Read our coverage, follow the candidates on social media and explore campaign data.
Click the links below to visit individual pages for each candidate, including bios and Mississippi Today’s coverage of the races.
Neshoba County Fair Gubernatorial Candidate Speeches
THE COVERAGE
Keep up to date on what’s going on in the 2019 election by reading our latest reporting.
THE OTHER SIDE PODCAST
Join Adam Ganucheau for The Other Side, Mississippi Today’s political podcast. We’ll talk to candidates, interview political analysts and hear from campaign officials. New episodes every Monday.
DATA
View maps, finance trackers and other data visualizations essential to following the 2019 contested statewide races.
