Trump won Mississippi in the U.S. Presidential election with a higher percentage than in 2020. Several blue counties also went red.

In Mississippi, county election offices have until Nov. 13 to confirm election results thanks to a now-defunct state law allowing the counting of mail-in absentee ballots for five days following the election as long as those ballots were post-marked by Election Day.

Mississippi voters are concerned about the economy, the border and other issues. Where do House, Senate candidates stand on those, other issues?

A federal appeals court panel incorrectly interpreted federal and state laws when it ruled that Mississippi cannot count mail-in ballots that are cast by Election Day but arrive a few days later

View live results of the Mississippi presidential election. See maps of county-by-county presidential election results in the race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.

Republican Sen. Roger Wicker of Mississippi is trying to extend his 30-year career on Capitol Hill. He faces Ty Pinkins.

In the Mississippi Supreme Court Central District and the only contested Mississippi Court of Appeals race, both dragged on through Tuesday night with no candidate clearly gaining a 50% plus one majority needed for absolute victory.

Democratic Rep. Bennie Thompson won reelection to a U.S. House seat representing Mississippi on Tuesday.

The mayor of Mississippi’s capital city says he has been indicted in an alleged bribery operation, and he said it is a “political prosecution” to hurt his 2025 campaign for reelection

See how Mississippians in Forrest and Lamar counties voted in the 2024 presidential election as well as state and local races.

Wondering how to navigate your ballot this election? Discover how sample ballots can simplify your voting experience in Mississippi.

Democratic Rep. Bennie Thompson won reelection to a U.S. House seat representing Mississippi on Tuesday. Thompson defeated Republican Ron Eller, a military veteran and physician assistant. Thompson served as Bolton mayor and Hinds County supervisor before he won a 1993 special election to represent western Mississippi's 2nd Congressional District,