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MAP 2016 MS House Districts with 2010 Black Voting Age Percentage 2016 MS House of Representatives Districts - Black Voting Age Percentage Dist 40 - 30.1% BVAP Dist 7 - 17% BVAP Dist 6 - 20% BVAP Ashley Henley Steve Hopkins Dana Criswell This map shows the 122 MS House Dist 52 Dist 25 District 2 Dist 24 - 19.4% BVAP 23.6% BVAP districts as they were redistricted 20.7% BVAP 14.7% BVAP Jeff Hale Bill Kinkade Dan Eubanks Nick Bain District 1 by the MS State Legislature in 2012. 2.2% BVAP Dist 28 - 12% BVAP District 4 Robert Foster Lester Carpenter Dist 5 14.2% BVAP Dist 8 63% BVAP Jody Steverson The districts shown in the map 23.7% BVAP John G. Faulkner District 3 are color coded to show the John Lamar 10.2% BVAP District 13 William T. Arnold Black Voting Age Percentage 21.8% BVAP (BVAP) of each district according District 9 Steve Massengill District 14 District 18 64.2% BVAP District 11 15.9% BVAP 14.6% BVAP Cedric Burnett 61.3% BVAP Margaret E. Rogers Jerry R. Turner to 2010 Census Data. District 12 Lataisha Jackson 20.3% BVAP District 19 J. P. Hughes, Jr. 5% BVAP Districts with a BLUE background District 10 Randy P. Boyd District 15 District 17 District 21 have between 0% and 24.9% 21.1% BVAP 10.9% BVAP 6.6% BVAP Nolan Mettetal 19.6% BVAP Mac Huddleston Shane Aguirre Donnie Bell BVAP. District 26 70.7% BVAP District 16 Orlando Paden 56.2% BVAP Steve Holland Districts with a GREEN background District 20 District 33 District 22 District 23 14.7% BVAP have between 25% and 49.9% 40.6% BVAP 34.5% BVAP 22.1% BVAP Chris Brown District 30 Tommy Reynolds Preston E. Sullivan BVAP. Jim Beckett District 29 61.1% BVAP 64.6% BVAP Robert E Huddleston Districts with a YELLOW Linda F. Coleman District 36 District 39 background have between 64.1% BVAP 18.4% BVAP Karl Gibbs Jeff Smith 50% and 69.9% BVAP. District 46 30.6% BVAP District 41 Districts with an ORANGE District 31 District 32 Karl Oliver District 38 65.2% BVAP 67.9% BVAP 77.5% BVAP 55% BVAP Kabir Karriem Tyrone Ellis background have between Sara R. Thomas Willie J. Perkins Sr. District 43 District 37 District 35 18% BVAP 25.5% BVAP 60% and 69.9% BVAP. District 49 27.4% BVAP Rob Robertson Gary A. Chism 67.6% BVAP Joey Hood District 34 Willie L. Bailey Districts with a RED District 50 59.2% BVAP 66.8% BVAP Kevin Horan District 48 background have between John W. Hines 27.4% BVAP District 42 Jason White 65.3% BVAP 70% and 100% BVAP. District 47 Carl L. Mickens 63.9% BVAP District 51 Bryant W. Clark In each District the District 73.4% BVAP number, BVAP, and Rufus E. Straughter name of the Representative District 27 is shown. 63.9% BVAP Kenneth Walker District 45 56.4% BVAP District 44 Michael T. Evans District 57 11.4% BVAP The names of the 49 Democrats C. S. Bounds District 54 70.1% BVAP District 56 are labeled in BLUE. 23.8% BVAP Edward Blackmon Jr 23.9% BVAP District 83 Alex Monsour Philip Gunn District 73 District 78 17% BVAP 18.6% BVAP 32% BVAP Greg Snowden The names of the 73 Republicans Cory Wilson Randy Rushing District 55 District 82 are labeled in RED. 63.2% BVAP District 70 District 75 28.5% BVAP 74.6% BVAP Oscar Denton District 63 72.4% BVAP Charles Young Jr 62.1% BVAP Kathy Sykes Tom Miles District 81 Deborah Dixon 22.6% BVAP District 68 District 60 Steve Horne Legend 66.8% BVAP 19.1% BVAP District 84 Credell Calhoun District 66 John L. Moore 32.5% BVAP 2016 MS House Districts 60.4% BVAP District 62 William Shirley Jarvis Dortch 14.7% BVAP District 79 District 85 Tom Weathersby District 77 Black Voting Age Percentage 28.6% BVAP 61.3% BVAP 29% BVAP Mark Tullos 0% - 24.9% America Middleton District 76 Andy Gipson 61% BVAP District 80 Gregory Holloway 25.0% - 49.9% 65.6% BVAP Omeria Scott 50.0% - 59.9% District 89 60.0% - 69.9% District 92 District 90 District 91 15% BVAP District 86 District 94 18.8% BVAP 29.4% BVAP 53% BVAP Bobby Shows 33.9% BVAP 70.0% - 100.0% 60.8% BVAP Becky Currie Noah Sanford Robert Johnson Bob Evans Shane Barnett District 88 11.2% BVAP District 53 Gary Staples 30.3% BVAP District 102 Vince Mangold 30.4% BVAP Toby Barker District 100 Dist 103 District 97 27.2% BVAP Dist 101 68.3% BVAP 22.4% BVAP Ken Morgan 11.8% BVAP Percy Watson Brad Touchstone Sam Mims V Dist 104 District 96 District 98 10% BVAP District 105 60.9% BVAP 63.1% BVAP District 99 Larry Byrd 21.9% BVAP Angela Cockerham David W. Myers 27.1% BVAP Roun S. McNeal Bill Pigott Dist 87 18.8% BVAP Chris Johnson Jackson Area of Detail District 106 12.4% BVAP Herb Frierson District 107 10.5% BVAP District 72 District 58 Doug McLeod District 73 70.1% BVAP 11.7% BVAP Dist 93 18.6% BVAP Kimberly Campbell Joel Bomgar Cory Wilson 11.9% BVAP District 109 Timmy Ladner Dist 116 Dist 114 3.8% BVAP District 64 District 59 6.2% BVAP 7.7% BVAP Manly Barton 26% BVAP 10.4% BVAP Dist 108 District 56 Dist 95 Casey Eure Jeffrey Guice District 65 William Denny Jr Brent Powell 15.7% BVAP 23.9% BVAP 76.2% BVAP 3.5% BVAP Dist 118 Philip Gunn Mark Formby District 67 Christopher Bell PatriciaWillis 18.1% BVAP 84.2% BVAP Dist 121 Greg Haney Earle S. Banks District 70 District 74 Dist 110 13.6% BVAP 14.3% BVAP Dist 119 Dist 112 72.4% BVAP 62.4% BVAP Kathy Sykes Mark Baker Carolyn 60.6% BVAP 20.8% BVAP Dist 122 Crawford Sonya Barnes John Read Jeramey Anderson 10.8% BVAP Dist 117 Dist 113 District 69 District 61 Dist 120 Dist 111 86% BVAP David Baria 19% BVAP 7.5% BVAP 25.3% BVAP 11.9% BVAP 13.4% BVAP Alyce G. Clarke Ray Rogers Scott DeLano Hank Zuber Richard Bennett Charles Busby Dist 115 20.3% BVAP District 60 Randall Patterson District 71 District 62 19.1% BVAP 68.9% BVAP 14.7% BVAP John L. Moore Adrienne Wooten Tom Weathersby District 68 V1 Prepared 2/9/16 by Dr. Brian Lipsett, 66.8% BVAP Movementech, Inc. Naples, ME, and Credell Calhoun Mike Sayer, Public Policy Consultancy, Jackson, MS, with support from Southern Echo, Inc., Jackson, MS..
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