General Election results, Lincoln County

NOTE: These results are unofficial until certified by the Secretary of State’s Office.

 

AP calls Mississippi’s 6 electoral votes go to Trump.

 

According to the Associated Press, of 9:30 p.m., Trump has won 198 electoral votes, and Harris has won 112. A candidate needs 270 to win the presidential election.

 

9 pm

30/30 precincts reporting

Does not include approximately 2,400 absentee ballots or affidavit ballots.

 

PRESIDENT

Kamala Harris (Tim Walz), Democrat — 3,473

Donald J. Trump (JD Vance), Republican — 9,690

Oliver (ter Maat), Libertarian — 22

Stein (Ware), Green — 9

Terry (Broden), MS Constitution — 7

Ayyadurai (Ellis), Independent — 1

De la Cruz (Garcia), Independent — 5

Kennedy (Shanahan) — 30

Sonski (Onak), Independent — 8

Write-ins — 23

 

US SENATE

Roger F. Wicker, Republican — 9839

Ty Pinkins, Democrat — 3337

Write-ins — 42

 

US HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES, Congressional District 3

Michael Guest, Republican (unopposed) — 11,584

Write-ins — 386

 

SUPREME COURT

Dawn Beam — 4,536

David Sullivan — 7,389

Write-ins — 156

 

LINCOLN COUNTY

SCHOOL BOARD, Educational District 1

Diane Crotwell (unopposed) — 1255

Write-ins — 17

 

SCHOOL BOARD, Educational District 2

Billy Vaughn (unopposed) — 1272

Write-ins — 14

 

ELECTION COMMISSIONER, District 1

Verna Stine Byrd, Democrat — 1335

Rockie B. Netherland, Republican — 833

Write-ins  — 3

 

ELECTION COMMISSIONER, District 3

Missy Watts Rhodus, Republican (unopposed) — 2543

Write-ins — 47

 

ELECTION COMMISSIONER, District 5

Jane S. James, Republican (unopposed) —2558

Write-ins — 57