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Code · Mississippi · Title 23. Elections · Subarticle A. General Provisions.

§ 23-15-985. Electors qualified to vote for candidates for nomination for judicial office.

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In any election for judicial office, all qualified electors, regardless of party affiliation or lack thereof, shall be qualified to vote for candidates for nomination for judicial office.
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