Mississippi · Tuesday, November 3, 2026 general · Demo scaffold · Independent editorial
Look up a ZIP or pick a county to narrow the races. Statewide offices load for every Mississippi ZIP. Your real ballot is by full address / precinct — www.sos.ms.gov/yall-vote. Voter registration deadline: Monday, October 5, 2026 (5 p.m.).
A guide for Mississippians who put faith, family, and freedom first. Scores prioritize the Christian score, then the Constitution score (liberty & limited government under the U.S. Constitution), then the GOP score. Tap the ⓘ next to each score bar for what counts. Enter your ZIP above to narrow races — then confirm on your county sample ballot. The general election is Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Identity placeholders load below (scores coming soon): U.S. Senate Cindy Hyde-Smith (R), Scott Colom (D), Ty Pinkins (I). No governor this midterm. County and district races are not invented on this demo. Confirm every oval on your sample ballot.
Static identity list for crawlers and readers without JavaScript. Interactive cards replace this list when the Mississippi guide loads. These are F placeholders — no invented scores. Confirm every oval on your county sample ballot. Source file: data/ms/election.js. This /ms page is a local demo (noindex) until the owner ships it.
November 3, 2026 general. Incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith (R). Printed nominees from Ballotpedia: Cindy Hyde-Smith (R), Scott Colom (D), Ty Pinkins (I). Scores coming soon.
Scores coming soon · Grade F · identity placeholder
Scores coming soon · Grade F · identity placeholder
Scores coming soon · Grade F · identity placeholder
Same honesty as the cards: we don’t invent winners, and a win doesn’t raise a number. Pick a state in the header for that state’s ZIP lookup and candidate list.
Mississippi's primary (March 10) 2026 is over. No governor this midterm (2027 cycle). This page is the November 3 general — U.S. Senate (incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith). A stamp is not a score. Numbers live on the card once research lands.
U.S. Senate identity placeholders on this demo. County races come after inventory.
Open the live Texas guide for scored statewide and metro races.
Open Texas guide →Open the live Florida guide.
Open Florida guide →Christian 45, Constitution 35, GOP 20. The letter is the 100-point total.
Read more →Only measures with posted ballot language belong here. Confirm any Mississippi ballot measures on November 3, 2026 — confirm on www.sos.ms.gov/yall-vote and your county sample ballot. This demo does not invent YES/NO cards.
No scored Mississippi measure cards on this demo pass. Check www.sos.ms.gov/yall-vote and your county election office.
Same published rubric as Florida and Texas: Christian 45 · Constitution 35 · GOP 20. The letter on a card is the 100-point total (80 A · 60 B · 40 C · 20 D · 19-under F). Public A–F is not a research-depth mark.
Mississippi's primary was March 10, 2026 (over). Senate primary runoff not needed. This page is the November 3, 2026 general. No governor this midterm (2027). Mississippi is not a Florida closed primary.
Mississippi timeline on file for this general. Source: docs/ms/README.md + data/ms/election.js.
Elections
March 10, 2026 primary nominated party candidates now on the November general. Primary losers are not on this guide. No governor this midterm.
Impact: November 3 is the live ballot this guide will score.
Elections
Register by mail (postmarked) or in person by Monday, October 5, 2026. Mississippi does not offer online voter registration.
Impact: Start at sos.ms.gov / Y'all Vote.
Elections
U.S. Senate, U.S. House, and any judicial / special seats on the ballot, plus any posted amendments or locals on your county sample ballot.
Impact: This demo has U.S. Senate F placeholders only.
General election: Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Register by Monday, October 5, 2026 (5 p.m.). In-person absentee (excuse required, not no-excuse early voting): September 19 – October 31, 2026.
Your real ballot is by full address and precinct, not ZIP. Official starting points: www.sos.ms.gov/yall-vote · How to vote · County election information.
Same method in every live state. Higher weight means more influence on the 0–100 values score. The letter on a card is that total: 80–100 A · 60–79 B · 40–59 C · 20–39 D · 0–19 F. Callouts for Trump, Musk, and MAHA are badges, not extra points — so you can filter them without double-counting party loyalty. The DeSantis callout is Florida-only and does not appear on Mississippi cards.
Highest priority · faith & family policy
Second priority · U.S. Constitution & liberty
(formerly labeled “paleo-conservative” — same ideas, clearer name)
Third priority · Republican Party alignment
Shown when a candidate has a formal Trump endorsement, explicit MAGA / Trump-agenda campaigning, or a clear Trump-world alliance. Use the filter chip to show only these candidates. Does not add score points on its own.
Shown for candidates who preserve or advance Governor Ron DeSantis’s Florida agenda (parental rights, anti-DEI, free speech, free-state legislation) or who served as DeSantis-era partners. Badge only — does not add to the 100-point total. The DeSantis filter chip is on the Florida guide only.
Shown when a candidate is positive toward Elon Musk and/or his companies (Tesla, SpaceX, X free-speech ethos, DOGE-style efficiency). Trump-aligned alone is not enough (they have publicly clashed). Badge only — no automatic score points.
Make America Healthy Again — clear MAHA Institute / MAHA Commission leadership, Stand for Health Freedom–style medical freedom, or campaign food-system integrity. Counts twice: 🥗 badge for filtering and raises the Constitution score (liberty from coercive health/food policy).
Candidate lists, scores, and notes are reviewed against public sources (Ballotpedia, campaign materials, county elections offices, and news reporting). Last content review: August 2026. Ballots can change — always confirm with your official sample ballot before voting.
ZIP lookup estimates your county so statewide races load. Your ZIP can cover more than one city or school district — confirm on your sample ballot. Official ballots are by full address. Confirm names at www.sos.ms.gov/yall-vote and your county election office.
This demo ships U.S. Senate placeholders for every Mississippi ZIP (Census-primary map, 120 counties). Proposed launch metros for the next inventory wave: Jefferson, Fayette, Kenton, Boone, Warren, Hardin, Daviess, Campbell, Madison, Bullitt. No invented locals.
