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SAMPLE Official Election Ballot STATE of MISSISSIPPI Democratic 2019 Statewide Primary Election SAMPLE Official Election Ballot STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Democratic 2019 Statewide Primary Election Tuesday, August 06, 2019 TO VOTE: YOU MUST DARKEN THE OVAL( ) COMPLETELY. USE ONLY A #2 PENCIL OR A DARK PEN. Do not use a red pen, felt tip pen or a red pencil! Do not cross out or erase - If you make a mistake, you may request a new ballot. For State Of Mississippi For State Of Mississippi Governor Attorney General Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Michael Brown Jennifer Riley Collins William Bond Compton Jr. Write-in Jim Hood For State Of Mississippi Robert J. Ray State Treasurer Robert Shuler Smith Vote for ONE Gregory Wash Velesha P. Williams Addie Lee Green Albert Wilson Write-in Write-in For State Of Mississippi For State Of Mississippi Commissioner Of Agriculture & Lieutenant Governor Commerce Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Rickey L. Cole Jay Hughes Write-in Write-in For State Of Mississippi For State Of Mississippi Commissioner Of Insurance Secretary Of State Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Robert E. Amos Johnny DuPree Write-in Maryra Hodges Hunt Write-in TURN BALLOT OVER TO CONTINUE VOTING For Public Service Commissioner For District Attorney 04 Central District District 04 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Dorothy 'Dot' Benford Dewayne Richardson Ryan Brown Write-in Bruce Burton For District Attorney 05 De'Keither A. Stamps District 05 Vote for ONE Write-in For Public Service Commissioner Northern District Doug Evans Vote for ONE Write-in For District Attorney 06 Brandon Presley District 06 Vote for ONE Write-in For Public Service Commissioner Southern District Shameca S. Collins Vote for ONE Ronnie L. Harper Write-in Connie Moran For District Attorney 07 Sugar Stallings District 07 Vote for ONE Write-in For Transportation Commissioner Central District Stanley Alexander Vote for ONE Jody Owens Darla Palmer Willie L. Simmons Write-in Marcus L. Wallace For District Attorney 09 Write-in District 09 Vote for ONE For Transportation Commissioner Northern District Vote for ONE Richard 'Ricky' Smith Jr. Write-in Joe T. 'Joey' Grist Write-in TURN BALLOT OVER TO CONTINUE VOTING For District Attorney 10 For District Attorney 21 District 10 District 21 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Michael Grace Akillie Malone Oliver Write-in Write-in For District Attorney 11 For District Attorney 22 District 11 District 22 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Brenda F. Mitchell Daniella M. Shorter Write-in Write-in For District Attorney 13 For State Senate 02 District 13 District 02 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Matt Sullivan Lee A. Jackson Write-in Write-in For District Attorney 14 For State Senate 03 District 14 District 03 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Dee Bates Tim Tucker Write-in Write-in For District Attorney 16 For State Senate 05 District 16 District 05 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Scott W. Colom Steve Eaton Write-in Write-in For District Attorney 17 For State Senate 07 District 17 District 07 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE John William Champion Hob Bryan Write-in Write-in TURN BALLOT OVER TO CONTINUE VOTING For State Senate 08 For State Senate 13 District 08 District 13 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Kegan Coleman John Marshall Alexander Mark Hancock Tony G. Anderson Kathryn York Carl Brinkley Charles Modley Write-in Sarita M. Simmons For State Senate 09 District 09 Write-in Vote for ONE For State Senate 16 District 16 Kevin W. Frye Vote for ONE Write-in Angela Turner Ford For State Senate 10 District 10 Write-in Vote for ONE For State Senate 17 District 17 Alicia Blanks Vote for ONE Michael Cathey Andre R. De'Berry DeWanna Belton Carlton E. Smith Write-in Write-in For State Senate 19 For State Senate 11 District 19 District 11 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Dianne Black Robert L. Jackson Write-in Kimberlyn Seals For State Senate 21 Write-in District 21 Vote for ONE For State Senate 12 District 12 Vote for ONE Barbara Blackmon Write-in Derrick T. Simmons Write-in TURN BALLOT OVER TO CONTINUE VOTING For State Senate 22 For State Senate 28 District 22 District 28 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Mark S. Buckner Sr. Sollie B. Norwood Ermea 'E.J.' Russell Write-in Ruffin Smith For State Senate 29 Joseph C. Thomas Sr. District 29 Colton Thornton Vote for ONE Write-in David Blount For State Senate 24 District 24 Write-in Vote for ONE For State Senate 31 District 31 David Jordan Vote for ONE Write-in Mike Marlow For State Senate 25 District 25 Write-in Vote for ONE For State Senate 32 District 32 Earl Scales Vote for ONE Write-in Sampson Jackson II For State Senate 26 District 26 Write-in Vote for ONE For State Senate 34 District 34 John Horhn Vote for ONE Marcus A. Williams Write-in Juan Barnett Deborah Denard Delgado For State Senate 27 District 27 Write-in Vote for ONE Hillman Terome Frazier Marvin Hightower Write-in TURN BALLOT OVER TO CONTINUE VOTING For State Senate 36 For State House Of Rep 03 District 36 District 03 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Albert Butler Janis Triplett Patterson Tyler K. Doss Jimmy Wayne Russell Write-in Write-in For State Senate 37 For State House Of Rep 05 District 37 District 05 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE William E. Godfrey John Faulkner Carl Robinson Write-in Jacqueline Simon For State Senate 38 District 38 Write-in Vote for ONE For State House Of Rep 07 District 07 Kelvin E. Butler Vote for ONE Tammy Witherspoon Zelda Hill Write-in Theresa Gillespie Isom For State Senate 40 District 40 Write-in Vote for ONE For State House Of Rep 09 District 09 Thomas Lehr Vote for ONE Write-in Cedric 'Bam Bam' Burnett For State Senate 48 District 48 Christopher Thomas Vote for ONE Write-in For State House Of Rep 10 Deborah Jeanne Dawkins District 10 Gary Fredericks Vote for ONE Write-in Amanda Campbell Bobby E. Dailey Nolan Webb Write-in TURN BALLOT OVER TO CONTINUE VOTING For State House Of Rep 11 For State House Of Rep 22 District 11 District 22 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Lataisha Jackson Jon Lancaster Write-in Write-in For State House Of Rep 12 For State House Of Rep 26 District 12 District 26 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Tiffany Kilpatrick Orlando W. Paden Write-in Write-in For State House Of Rep 13 For State House Of Rep 27 District 13 District 27 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Pamela J. Denham Kenneth Walker Write-in Write-in For State House Of Rep 15 For State House Of Rep 28 District 15 District 28 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Pat Montgomery Matt Williams Write-in Write-in For State House Of Rep 16 For State House Of Rep 29 District 16 District 29 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Rickey W. Thompson Abe Marshall Hudson Jr. Anthony Pierre Jackson Write-in For State House Of Rep 17 Write-in District 17 Vote for ONE Cathy Grace Write-in TURN BALLOT OVER TO CONTINUE VOTING For State House Of Rep 30 For State House Of Rep 36 District 30 District 36 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Robert Earl Huddleston Jimmy L. Davidson Tracey T. Rosebud Karl Gibbs Write-in Write-in For State House of Representatives For State House Of Rep 38 District 31 District 38 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Otis L. Anthony Cheikh Taylor Jeanette Knighten-Washington Lisa Wynn Write-in Write-in For State House Of Rep 32 For State House Of Rep 40 District 32 District 40 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Tavarris K. Cross Sr. Hester Jackson McCray Solomon Curtis Osborne Write-in Write-in For State House Of Rep 41 For State House Of Rep 33 District 41 District 33 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Kabir Karriem Thomas U. 'Tommy' Reynolds Write-in Write-in For State House Of Rep 42 For State House Of Rep 34 District 42 District 34 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Dirk T. Dickson Kevin Horan Carl L. Mickens Write-in Write-in TURN BALLOT OVER TO CONTINUE VOTING For State House Of Rep 45 For State House Of Rep 53 District 45 District 53 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Michael Ted Evans Rita Wilkinson Goss Write-in Write-in For State House Of Rep 47 For State House Of Rep 55 District 47 District 55 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Bryant Clark Oscar Denton Write-in Write-in For State House Of Rep 49 For State House Of Rep 56 District 49 District 56 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Willie L. Bailey Vicki Slater Write-in Write-in For State House Of Rep 50 For State House Of Rep 57 District 50 District 57 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE John W. Hines Sr. Edward Blackmon Jr. Earth L. Robinson Write-in Write-in For State House Of Rep 63 For State House Of Rep 51 District 63 District 51 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Deborah Butler Dixon Rufus E. Straughter Stephanie McKenzie Foster Machelle Shelby Kyles Write-in Write-in TURN BALLOT OVER TO CONTINUE VOTING For State House Of Rep 64 For State House Of Rep 69 District 64 District 69 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Shanda M. Yates Alyce Griffin Clarke Write-in Write-in For State House Of Rep 65 For State House Of Rep 70 District 65 District 70 Vote for ONE Vote for ONE Chris Bell William R.
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