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Misleading Letters Sent Before General Election

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
November 5, 2019
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Jackson, Miss.—  The Secretary of State’s Office is cautioning the public about misleading letters sent before the November 5 General Election.

Voters have received letters from the organization, Center for Voting Information, giving their neighborhoods a “grade” based upon voters’ alleged previous vote history according to party affiliation.

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In Mississippi, voters do not register by political party so the “grade” is inaccurate.  There is no such information which could be obtained to determine a voter’s support or lack of support of a party since voters do not register by political party in Mississippi.

“Correspondence like this is intimidating and misleading and ultimately deters voters from going to the polls to cast a ballot,” stated Secretary Hosemann.

For more information about State election laws or Election Day information, visit Y’all Vote, www.yallvote.sos.ms.gov, or call the Elections Division Hotline at (601) 576-2550 or 1-800-829-6786.

 

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