Mississippi’s Primary Runoff Election Day is just one day away, with the August 29 ballot set to feature runoffs in 65 counties. At this time, the Statewide Election Management System (SEMS) has reported a total of 12,897 absentee ballots requested, 12,604 absentee ballots sent, and 10,415 absentee ballots received in.
Circuit clerk offices are now open for in-person absentee voting in preparation for Primary Runoff Election Day, with the last day to vote set for Saturday, August 26. After officially beginning on August 19, voters are currently able to cast their ballots for Mississippi’s runoff elections every day from 8:00.