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Run-Off Election set for November 27th

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
November 7, 2018
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The mid-term elections set the stage for a show down on November 27, 2018. Mike Epsy and Cindy Hyde-Smith went tow to tow in Simpson County. Cindy Hyde-Smith won Simpson County by a narrow margin. Epsy: 3,094 or 34.34%. Hyde-Smith: 4562 or 50.66%.

Roger Wicker was declared the state winner early in the night.

Our county and state saw the larger voter turn out in over 20 years.

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The totals are on the attached sheets. These totals include absentee and affidavit ballots.

Judge David Shoemake defeated John Alan Buffinton 4193 to 3796. There is no run-off in this election.

 

Election Commissioners:  Eugene Blair, Donna Magee, and Diane McPhail waiting on the “boxes”

People waiting in the rotunda of the Simpson County Court House

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