Emily Wagster Pettus: Faces, usually not parties, change in 4-year term
Some faces may change in the Mississippi Legislature during a four-year term, but parties often don’t….
…So far this term, none of the turnover in legislative seats has resulted in a partisan change.
Mississippi special elections are nonpartisan in name only: While ballots don’t list party labels, candidates usually make their partisan preference clear to voters.
Clarion Ledger
7/8/17
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