Who's running in Madison County judge and school board races
Three judges are set to retire by year-end, resulting in Madison County voters deciding on a handful of contested judiciary races in the November midterms that will also feature battles for seats in the Senate, House and local school boards. Three judges are set to retire by the end of the year, leading to a number of contested judiciary races in Madison County. The November midterms will also feature elections for seats in the Senate, House, and local school boards. Nine nonpartisan judicial races will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot, including a contest in Chancery Court District 11 where incumbent Cynthia Lee Brewer will face Rhonda Cecilia Cooper for Place 2 Judge. District 20 Circuit Court Judge Brad Mills is stepping down to return to private practice, while Judge Ed Hannan is preparing for retirement. All candidates are vying for four-year terms on the bench, which begin at the start of 2027. Outside of the judiciary, incumbent Madison County School Board member Pollia Griffin is not seeking re-election, leaving Timmy Pickett unchallenged for the District 5 seat.
gepubliceerd : 9 uur geleden door Justin Marville, Mississippi Clarion Ledger in Politics
Three judges are set to retire by year-end, resulting in Madison County voters deciding on a handful of contested judiciary races in the November midterms that will also feature battles for seats in t... [6836 symbols]
