AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPolling Problems: Mississippi election reporting found 18 polling-place listings with incorrect or outdated addresses across eight counties, with some errors still unresolved as of Oct. 31. County officials are responsible for updating the state system; voters should confirm their location with a circuit clerk before heading out. Senate Race: Democrat Scott Colom is challenging Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith. Former President Bill Clinton campaigned for Colom in Tupelo, while President Donald Trump rallied for Hyde-Smith in Mississippi last week. Absentee Voting: More than 56,000 absentee ballots had been received by Oct. 26—over twice the total at a comparable point in 2022. In-person absentee voting ended Saturday at noon. Election Day Weather: Forecasts call for rain and possible thunderstorms across Mississippi and the lower Mississippi Valley Tuesday, potentially making trips to polling places more difficult.
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