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The NBC News|SurveyMonkey Mississippi Poll was conducted online from Tuesday, October 8 until Tuesday, October 22.

Circuit clerks' offices in Mississippi are open on Saturdays for people to cast absentee ballots.

Republican Lieutenant Governor Tate Reeves holds a slight lead over Democratic Attorney General Jim Hood.

In some elections, you see folks reference polling or predictions - but what about history?

Jim Hood stood alongside a chart that was labeled “Tate Reeves Wheel of Legal Corruption” at a press conference Wednesday.

Jim Hood called a press conference to further express concern over the Reeves ad.

Tuesday marks three weeks until election day and the gubernatorial candidates faced off for the second debate in less than two weeks Monday night.

A federal judge is now considering a Mississippi election lawsuit. Oral arguments in court Friday morning, just more than three weeks before the general election.

A group of Mississippians will have their election lawsuit heard in federal court this week.

The secretary of state’s office says Monday is the last day for people to go in person to register to vote. Circuit clerks’ offices are scheduled to be open until 5 p.m. that day.

You've seen the ads and now the clock is ticking ahead of Mississippi's statewide elections.

The deadline to register is October 7.

Democratic candidate for Attorney General is questioning why a fellow nominee is vocalizing supporting of other nominees ahead of the general election.

It was debating at a distance for Tate Reeves and Jim Hood on Wednesday.

Hood, Mississippi's attorney general, detailed some of his plans Tuesday to reporters after appearing at a school in Greenville.

There's a debate about where, when and how many times Tate Reeves and Jim Hood will debate before the November 5 election.

Republican Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves and Democratic Attorney General Jim Hood say they have accepted multiple invitations for televised debates before the Nov. 5 election.

Lt. Governor candidates Jay Hughes and Delbert Hosemann square off in a debate.

All eight of Mississippi's Republican statewide nominees appeared at a party campaign event together Monday. They're working to spread of message of unity going into the general election campaign season.

Fitch defeated attorney Andy Taggart in a party primary runoff and will face Democrat Jennifer Riley Collins in the Nov. 5 general election.

Tate Reeves is back on the campaign trail and talking about the race for Governor leading up to November.

Reeves will face Democratic Attorney General Jim Hood and two other candidates in November.

Statewide candidates are keeping the campaign trail hot with just more than two months to go until the general election.

Tate Reeves and Bill Waller are officially opponents and ready to look ahead to November's general election.

The general election will be held November 5th.

Former Jackson Police Chief Lee Vance has defeated Incumbent Victor Mason for the Democratic nomination for Hinds County Sheriff.

As numbers come in throughout the evening, these results will update.

Two-term state Treasurer Lynn Fitch has won the Republican nomination for Mississippi attorney general.

Mississippi Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves has won the Republican nomination for governor.

See Mississippi’s gubernatorial vote county-by-county

The Republican gubernatorial candidate said he had a positive response in Tate, Grenada and Madison counties, where he ended the day.

Tate Reeves is making a final push for votes from the top to the bottom of the state.

The General Election in Mississippi is November 5, 2019.

If you didn’t vote in the primary election, you can vote Tuesday in either party runoff.

With less than a week till the primary runoff elections, Tate Reeve and Bill Waller, Jr. squared off for a 30 minute debate Wednesday.

At a campaign stop six days before Mississippi’s primary runoff election, GOP gubernatorial candidate Bill Waller Jr. said he and his opponent have very different approaches to their campaigns, referring to some of the negative campaign ads that have surfaced since the August primary.

Victor Mason, the current Hinds County Sheriff, and former Jackson Police Chief Lee Vance face off in the Democratic runoff Tuesday night.

Tate Reeves is preparing for the primary runoff election that's one week from today.

Tate Reeves is joined by several GOP elected officials supporting him ahead of the August 27 runoff.

Lynn Fitch and Andy Taggart are making their final pitches to voters as they approach one week till the primary runoff.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves has been endorsed by Mississippi State Sen. Chris McDaniel.

Foster was eliminated in the primary on August 6. In that primary, Reeves received 49% of the vote, while Waller received 33% and Foster 18%

Between the two of them, Taggart and Baker tallied 56% of the votes cast last Tuesday in the first primary.

Tate Reeves and Bill Waller Jr. are heading to a runoff in three weeks.

Both men say for the next few weeks they will be putting out sings and pushing their platforms to get more voters to the polls.

This week, a group called Mississippi Strong -- a political action committee -- launched an ad campaign attacking what they call Hood’s liberal alliances.

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Mississippi Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves and former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Bill Waller Jr. are headed to a runoff for the Republican nomination for governor.

The polls are closed in Mississippi’s primary election and the results will soon be in for governor, statewide and local races.

Robert Shuler Smith shares his platform and vision in bid for governor

With a chuckle and earnest grin, Mississippi gubernatorial candidate Bill Waller Junior makes his way from house to house at this year’s Neshoba County Fair, eager to tell Mississippians who he is and what he plans to do if elected.

Neshoba County Fair political speeches are considered one of the last big campaign stops ahead of next Tuesday's election.

The race that drew a big crowd Wednesday was the Lt. Governor’s race, and it’s not expected to be a primary fight.

Tate Reeves is running for the Republican nomination for Governor. He sits down to discuss where he stands on the issues and what separates him from his opponents.

Polls open for the 2019 Primary Election at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, August 6.

Statewide, 41% of likely Republican primary voters support Reeves and 31% back Waller, but third-place candidate Robert Foster is drawing 13% of the vote.