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2019 Candidates for Mississippi Statewide, District and Legislative Offices 2019 Candidates for Mississippi Statewide, District and Legislative Offices Incumbent in Bold Incumbent Not Returning in Red Office First Name Last Name Party Tate Reeves R Robert Foster R Bill Waller R Jim Hood D Velesha Williams D William Bond Compton, Jr. D Robert J. Ray D Governor Gregory Wash D Albert Wilson D Phillip West D Michael Brown D Robert Shuler Smith D Bob Hickingbottom Con. David R. Singletary I Delbert Hosemann R Lt. Governor Shane Quick R Jay Hughes D Michael Watson R Sam Britton R Secretary of State Johnny Dupree D Maryra Hodges Hunt D Eugene "Buck" Clarke R Treasurer David McRae R Addie Green D Mark Baker R Attorney General Lynn Fitch R Andy Taggart R Jennifer Riley Collins D Mike Chaney R Insurance Commissioner Robert E. Amos D Andy Gipson R Commissioner of Agriculture Ricky Cole D State Auditor Shad White R Jeremy Martin R Johnny Caldwell R Northern District E.A. Hathcock R Transportation Commissioner Geoffrey Yoste R Trey Bowman R Joey Grist D Ricky Pennington, Jr. R Central District Butch Lee R Transportation Commissioner Marcus Wallace D Willie Simmons D Southern District Tom King R Transportation Commissioner Tony Smith R Chad Toney R Northern District Brandon Presley D Public Service Commissioner Brent Bailey R Nic Lott R Central District De'Keither Stamps D Public Service Commissioner Ryan Brown D Bruce Burton D Dorothy “Dot” Benford D Dane Maxwell R Southern District Kelvin Schulz R Public Service Commissioner Perry Parker R Connie Moran D Sugar Stallings D Senate First Name Last Name Party District Chris Massey R 1 Michael W. McLendon R Murray Haslip R David Parker R 2 Leigh A. Jackson D Nickey Browning R Kathy L. Chism R Kevin Walls R 3 Jeff Olson R Jeffrey Mitchell R Tim Tucker D Rita Parks R 4 Lamar Walker R Greg Ward R J.P. Wilemon Jr. D Daniel Sparks R Mario Barnes R 5 Mel Greenhaw R Patrick Eaton R Steve Eaton D 6 Chad McMahan R 7 Hob Bryan D Russell Jolly D Beth Luther Waldo R Steven Whitten R Benjamin A. Suber R 8 Stephen Scott Griffin R Kegan Coleman D Mark Hancock D Kathryn York D Gray Tollison R 9 Nichole Akins Boyd R Kevin W. Frye D Neil Whaley R Alicia Banks D 10 Andre R. De Berry D Michael Cathey D Carlton E. Smith D Robert Jackson D 11 Kimberlyn Seals D Clara David Dawkins I Derrick Simmons D 12 Paul D. Pecou I Willie Simmons D Tony G. Anderson D Carl Brinkley D 13 Mark S. Buckner, Sr. D Charles Modley D Sarita M. Simmons D 14 Lydia Chassaniol R 15 Gary Jackson R 16 Angela Turner D Chuck Younger R 17 DeWanna Benton D Danny Bedwell L 18 Jenifer Branning R Kevin Blackwell R 19 Dianna Black D 20 Josh Harkins R 21 Barbara Blackmon D Eugene Clarke R Dwayne Self R Hayes Dent R Vince Big V Roberts D 22 Earle Scales D Colton Thornton D Ruffin Smith D Joseph C. Thomas D 23 Briggs Hopson III R 24 David Jordan D 25 Walter Michel R John Horhn D 26 Marcus Williams D Hillman Frazier D 27 Marvin Hightower D 28 Sollie Norwood D 29 David Blount D 30 Dean Kirby R Terry Burton R 31 Tyler McCaughn R Hampton Gardner R Mike Marlow D 32 Sampson Jackson D Videt Carmichael R 33 Jeff Tate R Erle E. “Bubby” Johnston R Juan Barnett D 34 Deborah Denard Delgado D Steven L. Wade R Chris Caughman R 35 Cheramie Kay Mitchell R Albert Butler D 36 Tyler Doss D Bob Dearing D Milt Buriss R Melanie Sojourner R 37 Kevin B. Wells R Morgan Halford Poore R Scott Carnegie R William E. Godfrey D Tammy Witherspoon D 38 Kelvin Butler D Sally Doty R 39 Beth Brown R Josh Davis R Angela Hill R 40 Thomas Lehr D 41 Joey Fillingane R 42 Chris McDaniel R 43 Dennis DeBar R 44 John Polk R Billy Hudson R 45 Chris Johnson R Blake Nobles R Philip Moran R 46 Blaine Lafontaine R Mike Seymour R 47 C.T. Switzer R Deborah Dawkins D Gary Fredricks D 48 Jason Boyd R Michael Thompson R 49 Joel Carter R Tommy Gollott R Scott DeLano R 50 Dixie Newman R Burton Swoope R Michael Watson R Jeremy England R 51 Wayne Lennep R Butch Loper R Doug Adams R 52 Brice Wiggins R House of Representatives First Name Last Name Party District 1 Bubba Carpenter R 2 Nick Bain R Tracy Arnold R 3 Jimmy Wayne Russell D Janice Triplett Patterson D 4 Jody Steverson R John Faulkner D 5 Carl Robinson D Jacquelyn Simon D Dana Criswell R 6 Mike Duncan R Steve Hopkins R Wanda Jennings R 7 Kimberly Remack R Zelda Hill D Theresa Gillespie Isom D 8 Trey Lamar R Cedric Burnett D 9 Christopher Thomas D Marilyn Young D Nolan Mettetal R Brady Williamson R Robert (Robby) Gray, Jr. R Kelly Morris R 10 Amanda Campbell D Bobby E. Dailey D Nolan Webb D Josh Hawkins I 11 Lataisha Jackson D Jay Hughes D 12 Clay Deweese R Tiffany Kilpatrick D Steve Massengill R 13 Pamela Denham D Margaret Rogers R 14 Robbins Rogers R Sam Creekmore R Mac Huddleston R 15 Pat Montgomery D Stephen Holland I 16 Rickey Thompson D Shane Aguirre R 17 Cathy Grace D 18 Jerry Turner R Randy Boyd R 19 Peggy Schumpert Hussey R 20 Chris Brown R 21 Donnie Bell R Preston Sullivan D 22 Tommy Futral R Jonathan Ray Lancaster D 23 Jim Beckett R 24 Jeff Hale R Dan Eubanks R 25 Randy Denton R Harold Harris D 26 Orlando Paden D 27 Kenneth Walker D Robert Foster R W.I. "Doc" Harris, Jr. R 28 Jerry Darnell R Matt Williams D Abe Hudson D 29 Anthony Pierre Jackson D Tracey Rosebud D 30 Robert L. Huddleston D Otis Anthony D 31 Knighten- Jeanette D Washington Willie Perkins D Tavarris Cross D Solomon Curtis Osborne D 32 Toris Williams I Troy D. Brown, Sr. I Thomas McMillin Howard I "T- Mac” 33 Thomas Reynolds II D 34 Kevin Horan D Joey Hood R 35 William (Billy) Tabb R Karl Gibbs D 36 Jimmy L. Davidson D Jessica Lofton Lewis I Gary Chism R 37 Vicky Rose L Cheikh Taylor D 38 Lisa Wynn D Jeffrey Smith R 39 Dana Underwood McLean R Ashley Henley R Charlie Roberts R 40 Francis L. Miller R Hester Jackson McCray D 41 Kabir Karriem D Carl Mickens D 42 Dirk T. Dickson D 43 Rob Roberson R 44 Scott Bounds R 45 Michael Evans D 46 Karl Oliver R 47 Bryant Clark D Jason White R 48 Dana Gwin R 49 Willie Bailey D John Hines D 50 Earth L. Robinson D 51 Rufus Straughter D 52 Bill Kinkade R Vince Mangold R 53 Rita Wilkinson Gross D 54 Kevin Ford R Oscar Denton D 55 Keith Dewayne Phillips I Philip Gunn R 56 Vicki Slater D Edward Blackmon, Jr. D 57 Michquel McCullough D Joel Bomgar R 58 Bruce Bartley R 59 Brent Powell R 60 Fred Shanks R Ray Rogers R Randall Stephens R 61 Sheila G. Maulding R Michael Sartor R Gene Newman R 62 Tom Weathersby R Deborah Dixon D 63 Machelle Kyles D Stephanie Foster D William Denny, Jr. R 64 Amile Wilson R Shanda M. Yates D 65 Christopher Bell D 66 Jarvis Dortch D Earle Banks D 67 Gregory T. Riley I Credell Calhoun D Jordon Hillhouse D Lonnie Holmes D 68 Natarsha Lindsey D Zakiya Summers D Cassandra Welchlin D Jon Pond R 69 Alyce Clarke D Kathy Sykes D 70 William Brown D Tammy Cotton D Adrienne Wooten D Edelia J. Carthan D 71 Shabaka Keshun Harrison D Ronnie Cudrup, Jr. D Ronnie Crudup, Jr. D Debra Gibbs D 72 Gale Massey D Felicia Tripp D Cory Wilson R 73 Jill Ford R Johnny Black R Mark Baker R 74 Lee Yancey R Jason McCarty D Tom Miles D 75 Vance Cox R 76 Gregory Holloway D 77 Price Wallace R Randy Rushing R 78 Joe C. Bradford D 79 Mark Tullos R 80 Omeria Scott D 81 Stephen Horne R 82 Charles Young D Greg Snowden R 83 Billy Adam Calvert R William Shirley R 84 Troy Smith R Roy May I 85 Jeffery Harness D 86 Shane Barnett R Chris Johnson R Joseph (Bubba) Tubb R 87 William E. "Billy" Andrews, III R Trey Harvison R Ricardo Mussiett R Gary Staples R 88 Ramona Q. Blackledge R Christopher Hodge R 89 Donnie Scoggin R Noah Sanford R 90 Latasha Easterling D 91 Bob Evans D 92 Becky Currie R 93 Timmy Ladner R 94 Robert Johnson, III D Patricia Willis R Jay McKnight R 95 Nancy Depreo R Robert Dambrino R Angela Cockerham I 96 Aisha A. Sanders D Sam Mims,V R 97 Ben Thompson D David Myers D 98 Tasha Dillon D Daryl L. Porter D 99 Bill Pigott R 100 Ken Morgan R Brad Touchstone R Steve Utroska R 101 Andrew Waites R Kent McCarty R Daniel Waide R Gary L. Crist R Missy McGee R 102 Brandon Rue D Percy Watson D 103 Edward Hargrove, Jr. D 104 Larry Byrd R Roun McNeal R 105 Dale Goodin R Matthew Daves D John Corley R Ben Winston R 106 Greg Holcomb R Jansen Owen R 107 Doug McLeod R 108 Stacey Wilkes R Manly Barton R 109 Joshua Hardy R Jeramey Anderson D 110 Mitch Elerby I 111 Charles Busby R 112 John Read R 113 Hank Zuber R Jeffrey Guice R Richard "Rich" Westfall R 114 Ken Fountain R Tony Lawrence I Randall Patterson R 115 Felix O.
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