Hood says he won't appeal Senate election ruling

WDAM, 2/7/8

Attorney General Jim Hood says he will not appeal a Mississippi Supreme Court decision that an election to fill Trent Lott’s former Senate seat will coincide with the general election in November.

Hood’s comments came today (Thursday) — one day after the Supreme Court sided with Republican Governor Haley Barbour, who had set the special election for November 4th.

Hood, a Democrat, had challenged the date in a lawsuit.

Hood says he won’t appeal Senate election ruling

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