It’s almost time to vote.
Polls will open at 7 a.m., and residents have until 7 p.m. Tuesday to get out and cast their vote for several state and county positions in the county and general election.
To cast a ballot, voters must have a valid government-issued photo identification, which can include a driver’s license, a state-issued ID card, a passport, a government employee ID card, a firearms license, a student ID from any Mississippi college, a military ID or a Mississippi Voter identification card.
On the ballot are governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, state auditor, state treasurer, secretary of state, commissioner of agriculture and commerce and several senate and house seats. Voters also get to cast a ballot for several local positions, including chancery clerk, tax assessor, circuit clerk, tax collector, coroner, county attorney, sheriff, constables, supervisor seats and justice court judge.
The following are voting precincts:
* 1-1 St. James’ Episcopal Church, 1026 Washington Ave.
* 1-2 Covenant Presbyterian Church, 1865 S. Main St.
* 1-3 Swiftwater Baptist Church, 3031 Mississippi 1 S.
* 1-4 Glen Allan Library, Glen Allan Community Building, 970 W. Lake Washington Road, Glen Allan
* 2-1 Ward’s Recreation Center, 1648 Mississippi 1 S.
* 2-2 Buster Brown Community Center, 400 Robertshaw St.
* 2-3 Arcola Technology Center, 102 Tower Lane, Arcola
* 3-1 Tampa Drive , U.S. 82 W.
* 3-2 Mount Bethel Baptist Church, 814 S. Theobald St.
* 3-3 Extension Building, 148 N. Edison St.
* 3-4 Lake Vista Masonic Lodge, 705 Sampson Road
* 3-5 Metcalfe Municipal Building, 519 Martin Luther King, Blvd., Metcalfe
* 4-1 Elk’s Lodge, 1818 E. Alexander St.
* 4-2 Leland Health Department, 801 N. Broad St., Leland
* 4-3 Leland Rotary Club, 411 California Ave., Leland
* 5-1 Hollandale City Hall, 200 E. Ave. S., Hollandale
* 5-2 Darlene, 3024 Avon Darlene Road
* 5-3 Washington County Convention Center, 1040 S. Raceway Road
* 5-4 Jake’s Chapel MB Church, 208 S. Ninth St.
On the ballot for the State of Mississippi are the following offices and candidates:
Contending for governor are Jim Hood (Democrat), Tate Reeves (Republican), Bob Hickingbottom (Constitution) and David R. Singletary (Independent).
Vying for the lieutenant governor seat are Delbert Hosemann (Republican) and Jay Hughest (Democrat).
Running for secretary of state are Johnny Dupree (Democrat) and Michael Watson (Republican).
In the race for attorney general are Jennifer Riley Collins (Democrat) and Lynn Fitch (Republican).
The single candidate for state auditor is Shad White (Republican).
State treasurer candidates are Addie Lee Green (Democrat) and David McRae (Republican).
Commissioner of agriculture and commerce opponents are Rickey L. Cole (Democrat) and Andy Gipson (Republican).
Contending for commissioner of insurance are Robert E. Amos (Democrat) and Mike Chaney (Republican).
Running for public Service commissioner for the central district are Brent Bailey (Republican) and De’Keither A. Stamps (Democrat).
Vying for transportation commissioner for the central district are Butch Lee (Republican) and Willie Simmons (Democrat).
Running uncontested for district attorney (District 04) is Dewayne Richardson (Democrat).
Candidates for state senate District 12 are Derrick T. Simmons (Democrat) and Paul D. Pecou (Independent).
In the race for state senate District 22 are Hayes Dent (Republican) and Joseph C. Thomas (Democrat).
House of Representatives District 31 candidate, Otis L. Anthony (Democrat), is running uncontested.
House of Representatives District 49 candidate, Willie L. Bailey (Democrat), is running uncontested.
House of Representatives District 50 candidate John W. Hines Sr., (Democrat), is running uncontested.
On the ballot for Washington County are the following offices and candidates:
For chancery clerk, Marilyn Hansell is running uncontested.
For circuit clerk, Barbara Esters-Parker is running uncontested.
Running for coroner are Methel Johnson (Democrat) and Jerry Shelton Sr. (Independent)
For county attorney, Willie Griffin (Democrat) is running uncontested.
In the race for sheriff are Milton M. Gaston Sr. (Democrat) and Laquanna Moore Wesley (Independent).
For tax assessor, Mark K. Seard is running uncontested.
For tax collector, Patricia Ann Lee is running uncontested.
Contending for supervisor District 1 are Mark Crawford (Democrat), Lee Gordon (Independent), Vernon Greenlee (Independent) and Mike Jones (Independent).
Running for supervisor District 2 are Tommy Benson III (Democrat), William ‘Bill’ Brozovich (Independent) and Lavante Epson (Independent).
For Supervisor District 3, Carl McGee (Democrat) is running uncontested.
Opponents for supervisor District 4 are Mala Brooks (Democrat) and Jesse Amos (Independent).
Vying for supervisor District 5 are Tony Franks (Republican) and Jerry Redmond Sr. (Democrat).
For Justice Court Judge JC-1, Laverne Holmes Carter is running uncontested.
For Justice Court Judge JC-2, Laverne Simpson is running uncontested.
For Justice Court Judge JC-3, Cedric Bush is running uncontested.
For constable district 1, Nathaniel Watkins Jr. is running uncontested.
For constable district 2, Malcoum Kent is running uncontested.
For constable district 3, Lester ‘Bo’ Walker is running uncontested.
For Western Line School Board Trustee WL-4, Greg Welch (Nonpartisan) is running uncontested.
Running for election commissioner for District 2 are Vicki Powell Cork (Nonpartisan) and Sandra Reed (Nonpartisan).
