Mississippi runoff election for state Supreme Court justice is too close to call
A runoff election in the state Supreme Court in Mississippi race is too close to call, with State Sen. Jenifer Branning and Justice Jim Kitchens neck and neck as of Wednesday morning.
MS Supreme Court race neck and neck. See how tight Kitchens, Branning runoff election is
By 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, the Mississippi Supreme Court Central District runoff race still hadn't been called, leaving the race in a neck-and-neck position. Both incumbent Jim Kitchens' and challenger Jenifer Branning's campaigns confirmed they were no longer expecting full results right away.
Map Shows Mississippi Supreme Court Election Votes So Far
It could be days before a winner is named in the runoff between Justice Jim Kitchens and challenger state Sen. Jenifer Branning.
Branning/Kitchens Race Too Close to Call
According to the Associated Press, about 97 percent of the votes had been counted as of early this afternoon, with Branning holding a very slim 1 percent lead over the incumbent. About 1200 votes separate the two candidates in the unofficial count.
Meet the 2 Candidates for Mississippi Supreme Court's Nov. 26 Runoff Election
On Tuesday, Nov. 26, voters will determine who will hold one of central Mississippi's three seats on the nine-member state Supreme Court. This 22-county area includes Hinds County and Jackson. Justice Jim Kitchens is seeking a third, eight-year term on the high court. State Sen. Jenifer B. Branning is the challenger.
Voters choose between Kitchens and Branning in runoff for seat on Mississippi Supreme Court
Kitchens is the more senior of the Court’s two presiding justices, putting him next in line to serve as chief justice. He is endorsed by the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Action Fund, which calls itself “a catalyst for racial justice in the South and beyond.”
Candidates in tight race for Mississippi Supreme Court as St. Pe’ wins Court of Appeals seat
Amy St. Pe’ won an open seat on the Mississippi Court of Appeals on Tuesday, wrapping up one of two runoffs in judicial races between candidates who advanced from the Nov. 5
Live election results: Mississippi Supreme Court, Court of Appeals runoffs
Supreme Court Justice Jim Kitchens faces challenger Jenifer Branning, and Jennifer Schloegel and Amy St. Pé are vying for Court of Appeals.
Judicial candidates in Tuesday's Mississippi runoff election. See who they are before heading to the polls
Mississippians will head to the polls Tuesday to vote in two runoff elections for the Mississippi Supreme Court and the Mississippi Court of Appeals.
Voters will choose judges for Mississippi's top courts in runoff elections
Amy St. Pe’ and Jennifer Schloegel advanced to the runoff from a three-way contest, with St. Pe’ receiving 35% of the vote on Nov. 5 and Schloegel receiving 33%. The runoff winner will succeed Judge Joel Smith, who did not seek reelection.
AP: What to expect in Mississippi’s judicial runoff elections
Mississippi Supreme Court justices listen to arguments in Jackson, Mississippi (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis, File)By  ROBERT YOON WASHINGTON (AP) — Voters in central Mississippi and the state’s Delta and Gulf Coast areas will return to the polls Tuesday to resolve two judicial races in which no candidate received the vote majority needed in the Nov.
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Harrison: An ad supporting Jenifer Branning finds imaginary liberals on the Mississippi Supreme Court
The Improve Mississippi PAC claims in advertising that the state Supreme Court “is in danger of being dominated by liberal ...
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Supreme Court race remains too close to call, final result could hinge on absentee and affidavit ballots
Mississippi Supreme Court runoff between Jim Kitchens and Jenifer Branning remained too close to call, and a final result ...