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Clay Office Adams Alcorn Amite Attala Benton Bolivar Carroll Clarke Copiah DeSoto Forrest George Greene Calhoun Chickasaw Choctaw Clairborne Coahoma Covington Franklin Grenada Governor Robert Foster 204 823 283 200 41 128 574 77 436 373 10 480 63 18 247 648 10617 1587 486 1249 698 295 Tate Reeves 813 3409 501 699 95 433 1404 158 932 793 93 1942 318 81 1001 1890 8608 5362 965 3309 1051 890 Bill Waller, Jr. 281 2366 200 314 21 270 730 103 572 351 36 932 117 21 602 1363 2649 4734 390 1303 486 358 Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann 992 4878 694 963 98 661 2249 281 1620 1202 127 2765 391 83 1571 3176 15265 10,000 1362 4023 1617 1152 Shane Quick 199 1069 230 160 39 97 289 41 190 227 7 383 67 11 170 501 4815 1113 323 1323 445 260 Secretary of State Sam Britton 502 2551 389 506 71 385 1068 140 817 623 63 1483 206 58 738 2117 8981 6193 732 2274 1243 689 Michael Watson 686 3138 539 624 68 338 1529 168 1039 795 70 1728 270 43 1026 1662 10664 4891 965 3234 871 682 Attorney General Mark Baker 413 1500 301 312 53 177 668 88 353 284 32 815 103 39 444 1185 7732 3275 512 1829 817 323 Lynn Fitch 588 2560 390 526 62 354 1429 133 1054 741 63 1882 243 39 782 1934 7834 5435 812 2174 835 584 Andy Taggart 232 2020 254 341 33 252 550 102 498 424 42 554 140 25 586 686 4760 2539 443 1553 465 531 State Auditor Shad White 1033 5075 862 1044 131 642 2372 294 1693 1303 112 2944 444 83 1629 3577 18170 10380 1558 5089 1935 1264 State Treasurer Eugene S. "Buck" Clarke 397 2047 451 420 63 550 1191 179 775 639 37 828 230 44 592 1612 7412 4545 659 2153 1024 582 David McCrae 814 3775 471 720 86 227 1402 140 1095 778 99 2368 247 63 1191 2149 12282 6477 1077 3274 1064 808 Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson 1087 5318 903 1086 135 702 2442 303 1761 1356 120 3089 444 94 1708 3667 18301 10622 1646 5267 2021 1346 Commissioner of Insurance Mike Chaney 1104 5383 910 1103 137 727 2476 313 1775 1371 127 3124 451 93 1727 3687 18351 10734 1675 5273 2006 1371 Transportation Commissioner, Northern Trey Bowman 903 500 50 537 118 387 964 120 41 3668 242 John Caldwell 1860 305 36 459 79 496 184 94 16 11792 509 Clay Office Adams Alcorn Amite Attala Benton Bolivar Carroll Clarke Copiah DeSoto Forrest George Greene Calhoun Chickasaw Choctaw Clairborne Coahoma Covington Franklin Grenada E.A. Hathcock 159 123 5 60 37 98 42 27 7 562 94 Jeremy A. Martin 1632 77 23 361 17 182 51 31 7 1713 98 Geoffrey O. Yoste 1374 63 27 1195 49 680 211 195 26 2120 229 Transportation Commissioner, Central Butch Lee 414 78 1113 Ricky Pennington Jr 290 46 575 Transportation Commissioner, Southern Tom King 390 317 904 2252 9028 469 2298 1072 Tony Smith 379 136 1761 1243 1739 496 2285 785 Chad Toney 352 486 395 305 545 748 850 256 Public Service Commissioner, Central Brent Bailey 522 69 1203 Nic Lott 203 52 486 Public Service Commissioner, Southern Dane Maxwell 755 595 2102 2660 7044 1211 3699 1310 Kelvin NoRobo Schulz 352 291 864 953 3162 399 1683 710 District Attorney, 1st John Weddle 5304 District Attorney, 2nd Joel Smith District Attorney, 3rd Ben Creekmore 135 2464 1739 District Attorney, 8th Steven S. Kilgore District Attorney, 10th Clay Office Adams Alcorn Amite Attala Benton Bolivar Carroll Clarke Copiah DeSoto Forrest George Greene Calhoun Chickasaw Choctaw Clairborne Coahoma Covington Franklin Grenada Kassie Coleman 2909 District Attorney, 12th Lin Carter 10742 District Attorney, 14th Joey Norton District Attorney, 15th Hal Kittrell District Attorney, 18th Anthony J. Buckley District Attorney, 19th Angel Myers Mcllrath 5185 1938 District Attorney, 20th John K. "Bubba" Bramlett State Senate, District 1 Murry Haslip 2751 Chris Massey 4942 Michael W. McLendon 3334 State Senate, District 2 David Parker 4367 State Senate, District 3 Kathy L. Chism 74 Jeffrey Mitchell 15 Jeff Olson 34 Kevin Walls 20 State Senate, District 4 Rita Potts Parks 5365 Lamar Walker 539 Greg Ward 693 Clay Office Adams Alcorn Amite Attala Benton Bolivar Carroll Clarke Copiah DeSoto Forrest George Greene Calhoun Chickasaw Choctaw Clairborne Coahoma Covington Franklin Grenada State Senate, District 5 Mario P. Barnes Patrick Eaton Mel Greenhaw Daniel H. Sparks State Senate, District 6 Chad McMahan State Senate, District 8 Stephen Scott Griffin 666 1202 Benjamin A. Suber 1695 554 Steve Whitten 309 140 State Senate, District 9 Nicole Akins Boyd State Senate, District 10 Neil S. Whaley State Senate, District 13 B.C. Hammond 592 State Senate, District 14 Lydia Graves Chassaniol 455 306 837 State Senate, District 15 Gary Jackson 1409 State Senate, District 17 Charles (Chuck) A. Younger State Senate, District 18 Jenifer D. Branning State Senate, District 19 Kevin Blackwell 4357 State Senate, District 20 Clay Office Adams Alcorn Amite Attala Benton Bolivar Carroll Clarke Copiah DeSoto Forrest George Greene Calhoun Chickasaw Choctaw Clairborne Coahoma Covington Franklin Grenada Josh Harkins State Senate, District 22 Hayes Dent Dwayne Self State Senate, District 23 Briggs Hopson State Senate, District 25 Walter Michel State Senate, District 30 Dean Kirby State Senate, District 31 Hampton Gardner Tyler McCaughn State Senate, District 33 Erle E. "Bubby" Johnston 985 Jeff Tate 2341 State Senate, District 34 Steven L. Wade 690 State Senate, District 35 Chris Caughman 198 Cheramie Kay Mitchell 40 State Senate, District 37 Milt Burris 58 198 116 Morgan Halford Poore 191 120 1084 Melanie Sojourner 875 266 566 Kevin B. Wells 82 206 74 State Senate, District 39 Beth Brown 90 Clay Office Adams Alcorn Amite Attala Benton Bolivar Carroll Clarke Copiah DeSoto Forrest George Greene Calhoun Chickasaw Choctaw Clairborne Coahoma Covington Franklin Grenada Josh Davis 40 Sally Doty 254 State Senate, District 40 Angela Burks Hill State Senate, District 41 Joey Fillingane 3720 275 State Senate, District 42 Chris McDaniel 2452 State Senate, District 43 Dennis DeBar, Jr 5376 2059 State Senate, District 44 John A. Polk State Senate, District 45 Chris Johnson 7169 State Senate, District 46 Blaine LaFontaine Philip Moran State Senate, District 47 Joseph M. "Mike" Seymour C.T. Switzer State Senate, District 48 Jason Boyd Mike Thompson State Senate, District 49 Joel R. Carter, Jr. State Senate, District 50 Scott DeLano Dixie Newman Clay Office Adams Alcorn Amite Attala Benton Bolivar Carroll Clarke Copiah DeSoto Forrest George Greene Calhoun Chickasaw Choctaw Clairborne Coahoma Covington Franklin Grenada State Senate, District 51 Doug Adams Jeremy England Gary Wayne Lennep Butch Loper State Senate, District 52 Brice Wiggins State House of Representatives, District 1 Lester E. "Bubba" Carpenter 1723 State House of Representatives, District 2 Nick Bain 3425 State House of Representatives, District 3 William Tracy Arnold 483 State House of Representatives, District 4 Joseph F. "Jody" Steverson 166 State House of Representatives, District 6 Dana Criswell 1536 Mike Duncan 1234 State House of Representatives, District 7 Steve Hopkins 1818 Kimberly Remark 1316 State House of Representatives, District 8 Clay Office Adams Alcorn Amite Attala Benton Bolivar Carroll Clarke Copiah DeSoto Forrest George Greene Calhoun Chickasaw Choctaw Clairborne Coahoma Covington Franklin Grenada Trey Lamar State House of Representatives, District 10 Robert (Robby) Gray, Jr. Kelly Morris Brady Williamson State House of Representatives, District 12 Clay Deweese State House of Representatives, District 13 Steve Massengill 122 State House of Representatives, District 14 Sam J. Creekmore IV Robbins Ellis Rogers State House of Representatives, District 15 E. Mac Huddleston State House of Representatives, District 17 Shane Aguirre State House of Representatives, District 18 Jerry R. Turner State House of Representatives, District 19 Randy P. Boyd Peggy Schumpert Hussey Clay Office Adams Alcorn Amite Attala Benton Bolivar Carroll Clarke Copiah DeSoto Forrest George Greene Calhoun Chickasaw Choctaw Clairborne Coahoma Covington Franklin Grenada State House of Representatives, District 20 Chris Brown State House of Representatives, District 21 Donnie Bell State House of Representatives, District 22 Thomas (Tommy) Futral 1733 State House of Representatives, District 23 Charles Jim Beckett 2512 426 State House of Representatives, District 24 Jeff Hale 2995 State House of Representatives, District 25 Randy Denton 1332 Dan Eubanks 1815 State House of Representatives, District 28 Jerry Darnell 3767 W.I. "Doc" Harris, Jr. 2860 State House of Representatives, District 35 Joey Hood 44 1093 William (Billy) Tabb 8 429 State House of Representatives, District 37 Clay Office Adams Alcorn Amite Attala Benton Bolivar Carroll Clarke Copiah DeSoto Forrest George Greene Calhoun Chickasaw Choctaw Clairborne Coahoma Covington Franklin Grenada Gary A. Chism 177 State House of Representatives, District 39 Dana Underwood McLean Jeffrey C. "Jeff" Smith State House of Representatives, District 40 Ashley Henley 823 Francis J. Miller 84 Charlie Roberts 342 State House of Representatives, District 43 Loyd B. (Rob) Roberson State House of Representatives, District 44 C. Scott Bounds State House of Representatives, District 46 Karl Oliver 283 44 State House of Representatives, District 48 Dana A. Gwin 136 2 Jason White 743 10 State House of Representatives, District 52 Bill Kinkade 731 State House of Representatives, District 53 Vince Mangold 801 Clay Office Adams Alcorn Amite Attala Benton Bolivar Carroll Clarke Copiah DeSoto Forrest George Greene Calhoun Chickasaw Choctaw Clairborne Coahoma Covington Franklin Grenada State House of Representatives, District 54 Kevin Ford State House of Representatives, District 56 Philip Gunn State House of Representatives, District 58 Bruce Bartley Joel Bomgar State House of Representatives, District 59 Brent Powell State House of Representatives, District 60 Fred D.
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