Special election run-off for House of Representative District 82 is listed under REP voting in the COUNTY PRECINCTlocation for April 22.
Only 13 precincts out of our 37 are eligible to vote in that District and of those 13, 4 of those are called “split” precincts. This means if you are in one of these 4, to look at your voter registration card to see if you are in another House of Representative district. These 13 precincts that will be open on April 22, and below are these 4 precincts that are split.
101 Trinity Presbyterian (also has Dist 83)
206 Velma Young (also has Dist 45)
415 Church of the Mediator (also has Dist 83)
544 Meehan (also has Dist 81)
If your card has one of the other districts above, you are not eligible to vote in the House Rep 82 Special runoff.
If you did not vote on March 25, you can still vote in this runoff.
CITY ELECTIONS-RUN OFF for City Council Ward 3
If you are in WARD 3, refer to your City Ward precinct location listed at the bottom on your new city voter registration card to vote in the runoff also on April 22. If you did not vote on April 1, you may still vote in the runoff.
There are only two precincts open just for that Ward 3 runoff, MSU and El Bethel, which happens to also overlap the same day with the House 82 Special. These two precincts will be handling both the city runoff and the special runoff on the same day, April 22.
Marion-Mayor and Alderman—ELECTION JUNE 3..reflects MAR on the voter registration card
FYI:
MISISSIPPI does not have EARLY VOTING
Absentee voting
House of Rep Dist 82
Saturday, April 12 and 19th………8am to NOON……….County government complex on 22nd Ave open for absentee voting to accommodate those unable to come in during regular weekday office hours. The County is closed on GOOD FRIDAY, April 18
Mayor and City Council
City Hall will be open also on the same days, April 12 & 19 for WARD 3 runoff, from 8am to noon for absentee voting. The CITY is NOT closed on GOOD FRIDAY, April 18, and will be open normal hours 8 to 5
Redistricting
The City has completed their mandated redistricting, and every City registered voter was mailed a new voter registration card advising the Ward and precinct location to vote in. It is the voter’s responsibility to update their address every time they move as their name could possibly not be listed in the pollbook. If a voter did not receive a new card , did they move, change apartment numbers, drop their post office box, etc.? They would need to inquire by calling the CITY at 601 485-1946.
The City decides which Ward and what precinct location a voter goes to and made several changes with their redistricting, and it is important to refer to your new card with this being the municipal voting year.
Voter Registration cards
Voter registration cards do not expire. Voters receive a new card whenever there is any activity of a change or update and are asked to please destroy any previous cards to avoid confusion.
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