Throughout the day, voters across Mississippi visited the polls to cast their ballots for statewide elections. The polls have now closed, and precincts are beginning to report their numbers. As the numbers come in, this article will be updated with live results.
The winners of Tuesday’s primary elections will represent their respective parties in the general election on Nov. 7.
Governor
>95% of precincts reporting
Republican
Tate Reeves (i) – 276,513 – 74.7% – WINNER
John Witcher – 65,535 – 17.7%
David Hardigree – 28,070 – 7.6%
Democrat
Brandon Presley – uncontested
Lieutenant Governor
>95% of precincts reporting
Republican
Delbert Hosemann (i) – 195,024 – 52% – WINNER
Chris McDaniel – 160,529 – 42.8%
Tiffany Longino – 19,728 – 5.3%
Democrat
D. Ryan Grover – uncontested
Secretary of State
Republican
Michael Watson (i) – uncontested
Democrat
Shuwaski Young – uncontested
Attorney General
Republican
Lynn Fitch (i) – uncontested
Democrat
Greta Kemp Martin – uncontested
State Auditor
Republican
Shad White (i) – uncontested
Democrat
Larry Bradford – uncontested
Agriculture Commissioner
>95% of precincts reporting
Democrat
Robert Bradford – 97,717 – 51.75% – WINNER
Bethany Hill – 49,032 – 25.97%
Terry Rogers – 42,079 – 22.28%
Republican
Andy Gipson (i) – uncontested
Insurance Commissioner
>95% of precincts reporting
Republican
Mike Chaney (i) – 286,807 – 80.06% – WINNER
Mitch Young – 71,421 – 19.94%
Democrat
Bruce Burton – uncontested
Northern District Public Service Commissioner
>95% of precincts reporting
Republican
Chris Brown – 77,784 – 61.3% – WINNER
Tanner Newman – 49,142 – 38.7%
Central District Public Service Commissioner
Republican
Brent Bailey (i) – uncontested
Democrat
DeKeither Stamps – uncontested
Southern District Public Service Commissioner
>95% of precincts reporting
Republican
Dane Maxwell (i) – 66,009 – 46.8%
Nelson Carr – 75,085 – 53.2% – WINNER
Northern District Transportation Commissioner
Republican
John Caldwell (i) – uncontested
Central District Transportation Commissioner
Democrat
Willie Simmons (i) – uncontested
Republican
Ricky Pennington, Jr. – uncontested
Southern District Transportation Commissioner
Republican
Charles Busby – uncontested
