2023 Mississippi State Senate election
The 2023 Mississippi State Senate election is scheduled to be held on Tuesday, November 7, 2023, to elect all 52 members of the Mississippi State Senate to four-year terms. It will be held concurrently with elections for all statewide offices and the Mississippi House of Representatives. Primary elections will take place on August 8.[1]
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Background
In the 2019 Mississippi Legislature elections, Republicans expanded their majorities in both chambers to 75 in the House and 36 in the Senate.[2][3] Going into the 2023 elections, Republicans held a two-thirds supermajority in the Senate, though not in the House.
The 2023 election will be the first election held under new district maps following redistricting as a result of the 2020 census.[4]
Overview
26 | 15 | 11 |
Republican | To be elected | Democratic |
Parties | Candidates | Votes | Seats | |||||
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No. | % | Before | After | +/- | ||||
Republican | 40 | 36 | ||||||
Democratic | 21 | 16 | ||||||
Independent | 5 | 0 | ||||||
Libertarian | 5 | 0 | ||||||
Green | 1 | 0 | ||||||
Write-ins | – | 0 | ||||||
Total | 72 | 100.00% | 52 | |||||
Results by district
District | 2020 Pres.[5] | Incumbent | Candidates[6] | Result | |||
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Member | Party | First elected | Running | ||||
1 | R+34.0 | Michael McLendon | Republican | 2020 | Yes |
Republican primary
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2 | R+13.1 | David Parker | Republican | 2013 | Yes |
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3 | R+43.6 | Kathy Chism | Republican | 2020 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
4 | R+62.4 | Rita Potts Parks | Republican | 2012 | Yes |
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5 | R+71.9 | Daniel Sparks | Republican | 2020 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
6 | R+47.9 | Chad McMahan | Republican | 2016 | Yes |
Republican primary
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Republican hold |
7 | R+12.2 | Hob Bryan | Democratic | 1984 | Yes |
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8 | R+30.1 | Benjamin Suber | Republican | 2020 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
9 | R+15.1 | Nicole Akins Boyd | Republican | 2020 | Yes |
Republican primary
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Republican hold |
10 | R+19.2 | Neil Whaley | Republican | 2018 | Yes |
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11 | D+22.5 | Robert L. Jackson | Democratic | 2004 | Yes |
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Democratic hold |
12 | D+38.9 | Derrick Simmons | Democratic | 2011 | Yes |
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Democratic hold |
13 | D+36.3 | Sarita Simmons | Democratic | 2020 | Yes |
Democratic primary
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Democratic hold |
14 | R+23.3 | Lydia Chassaniol | Republican | 2007 | Yes |
Republican primary
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Republican hold |
15 | R+24.3 | Bart Williams | Republican | 2020 | Yes |
Republican primary
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Republican hold |
16 | D+37.8 | Angela Turner-Ford | Democratic | 2013 | Yes |
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Democratic hold |
17 | R+28.1 | Charles Younger | Republican | 2014 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
18 | R+36.3 | Jenifer Branning | Republican | 2016 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
19 | R+30.0 | Kevin Blackwell | Republican | 2016 | Yes |
Republican primary
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20 | R+45.7 | Josh Harkins | Republican | 2012 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
21 | D+32.7 | Barbara Blackmon | Democratic | 2016 | Yes |
Democratic primary
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Democratic hold |
22 | D+17.9 | Joseph C. Thomas | Democratic | 2020 | Yes |
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23 | R+8.0 | Briggs Hopson | Republican | 2008 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
24 | D+22.8 | David Lee Jordan | Democratic | 1993 | Yes |
Democratic primary
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25 | R+23.8 | J. Walter Michel | Republican | 2016 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
26 | D+43.8 | John Horhn | Democratic | 1993 | Yes |
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Democratic hold |
27 | D+43.2 | Hillman Terome Frazier | Democratic | 1993 | Yes |
Democratic primary
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Democratic hold |
28 | D+74.8 | Sollie Norwood | Democratic | 2013 | Yes |
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Democratic hold |
29 | D+31.1 | David Blount | Democratic | 2008 | Yes |
Democratic primary
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30 | R+35.6 | Dean Kirby | Republican | 1992 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
31 | R+34.2 | Tyler McCaughn | Republican | 2020 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
32 | D+32.5 | Rod Hickman | Democratic | 2021[a] | Yes |
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Democratic hold |
33 | R+40.3 | Jeff Tate | Republican | 2020 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
34 | D+17.5 | Juan Barnett | Democratic | 2020 | Yes |
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Democratic hold |
35 | R+17.8 | Chris Caughman | Republican | 2016 | No |
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Republican hold |
36 | R+54.3 | None (new seat) |
Republican primary
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Republican gain | |||
37 | D+25.5 | Albert Butler | Democratic | 2010 | Yes |
Democratic primary
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Democratic hold |
Melanie Sojourner | Republican | 2020 | No | Republican loss | |||
38 | D+22.3 | Tammy Witherspoon | Democratic | 2016 | No |
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39 | R+43.5 | Jason Barrett | Republican | 2020 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
40 | R+61.7 | Angela Burks Hill | Republican | 2012 | Yes |
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41 | R+37.2 | Joey Fillingane | Republican | 2007 | Yes |
Republican primary
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Republican hold |
42 | R+63.1 | Chris McDaniel | Republican | 2008 | No |
Republican primary
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Republican hold |
43 | R+53.8 | Dennis DeBar | Republican | 2016 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
44 | R+42.3 | John A. Polk | Republican | 2012 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
45 | R+31.4 | Chris Johnson | Republican | 2020 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
46 | R+60.7 | Philip Moran | Republican | 2012 | Yes |
Republican primary
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Republican hold |
47 | R+64.7 | Mike Seymour | Republican | 2016 | Yes |
Republican primary
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48 | R+11.0 | Mike Thompson | Republican | 2020 | Yes |
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49 | R+16.7 | Joel Carter | Republican | 2018 | Yes |
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50 | R+26.2 | Scott DeLano | Republican | 2020 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
51 | R+25.9 | Jeremy England | Republican | 2020 | Yes |
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52 | R+28.8 | Brice Wiggins | Republican | 2012 | Yes |
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Republican hold |
See also
References
- "2023 Elections Calendar" (PDF). Retrieved February 1, 2023.
- "Mississippi House of Representatives elections, 2019".
- "Mississippi State Senate elections, 2019".
- "Redistricting in Mississippi after the 2020 census". Ballotpedia. Retrieved February 1, 2023.
- "MS 2022 State Senate". Dave's Redistricting. Retrieved February 2, 2023.
- "2023 Candidate Qualifying List" (PDF). Retrieved February 3, 2023.
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