U.S. Representative, Mississippi District 1
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Mississippi is one of the 50 U.S. states. Its members of Congress, races, and connected records appear below.
2026 general election
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Federal and statewide information for the November 3, 2026 general election.
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Coverage note: GovGalaxy does not yet map congressional district boundaries; this links the seat to its state.
Coverage note: GovGalaxy does not yet map congressional district boundaries; this links the seat to its state.
Coverage note: GovGalaxy does not yet map congressional district boundaries; this links the seat to its state.
Coverage note: GovGalaxy does not yet map congressional district boundaries; this links the seat to its state.
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Official recordWhy: U.S. Census Bureau Gazetteer Files (opens in a new tab) (U.S. Census Bureau, Official geographic reference)
Official recordWhy: Biographical Directory of the United States Congress: Trent Kelly (opens in a new tab) (United States Congress, Official congressional biographical directory); congress-legislators: current legislators and committees (opens in a new tab) (@unitedstates project (public domain, compiled from official congressional sources), Public-domain dataset)
Official recordWhy: Biographical Directory of the United States Congress: Bennie G. Thompson (opens in a new tab) (United States Congress, Official congressional biographical directory); congress-legislators: current legislators and committees (opens in a new tab) (@unitedstates project (public domain, compiled from official congressional sources), Public-domain dataset)
Official recordWhy: Biographical Directory of the United States Congress: Michael Guest (opens in a new tab) (United States Congress, Official congressional biographical directory); congress-legislators: current legislators and committees (opens in a new tab) (@unitedstates project (public domain, compiled from official congressional sources), Public-domain dataset)
Official recordWhy: Biographical Directory of the United States Congress: Mike Ezell (opens in a new tab) (United States Congress, Official congressional biographical directory); congress-legislators: current legislators and committees (opens in a new tab) (@unitedstates project (public domain, compiled from official congressional sources), Public-domain dataset)
Official recordWhy: Biographical Directory of the United States Congress: Roger F. Wicker (opens in a new tab) (United States Congress, Official congressional biographical directory); congress-legislators: current legislators and committees (opens in a new tab) (@unitedstates project (public domain, compiled from official congressional sources), Public-domain dataset)
Official recordWhy: USAGov: Mississippi (opens in a new tab) (U.S. General Services Administration (USAGov), Official federal directory of state governments)
Official recordWhy: Office of the Secretary of State of Mississippi (opens in a new tab) (State of Mississippi, Official state executive page)
Official recordWhy: Official Lieutenant Governor page: Mississippi (opens in a new tab) (State of Mississippi, Official state lieutenant governor page)
Official recordWhy: Official Attorney General page: Mississippi (opens in a new tab) (State of Mississippi, Official state attorney general page)
Official recordWhy: Official Recapitulation: March 10, 2026 Democratic Federal Primary Election (opens in a new tab) (Mississippi Secretary of State, Official primary results); Official Recapitulation: March 10, 2026 Republican Federal Primary Election (opens in a new tab) (Mississippi Secretary of State, Official primary results)
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U.S. Representative, Mississippi District 1
U.S. Representative, Mississippi District 2
U.S. Representative, Mississippi District 3
U.S. Representative, Mississippi District 4
United States Senator from Mississippi
Governor of Mississippi
Secretary of State of Mississippi
U.S. Census Bureau
Supports: 50 state names and codes, District of Columbia as a distinct state-equivalent geography, priority city and county identity
Current public records
Current officeholders and seats, from official office and legislature records.
The Republican Party holds the governor's office and a majority of seats in both legislative chambers.
Republican
Republican
Republican
Republican
Seats before the November 3, 2026 election
27 needed for a majority
| Party or status | Seats |
|---|---|
| Democratic | 16 |
| Republican | 36 |
Current to November 2, 2026. Source: Mississippi State Senate (opens in a new tab)
Seats before the November 3, 2026 election
62 needed for a majority
| Party or status | Seats |
|---|---|
| Democratic | 40 |
| Republican | 79 |
| Independent | 2 |
| Vacant | 1 |
Current to November 2, 2026. Source: Mississippi House of Representatives (opens in a new tab)
1 Democratic · 3 Republican
2 Republican