Democratic nominee John Arthur Eaves had twice as many votes as the sitting incumbent Governor Haley Barbour even though he faced only token opposition in his own primary.
This is a good day in Mississippi and a good day for Democrats.
In this exclusive photo John Eaves takes a phone call from the Associated Press.
A good point...but don't forget that many people voted in the democratic primary because they had to, or else they would not be able to participate in local elections. I encouraged my grandparents to vote in the democratic primary and support certain local candidates. Come November it will be a different story.
ReplyDeleteMichael Stafford the war vet from Lee County Ms beat former city council member Perry Smith today 2087 to 1393.We now aim our cannons at the Incumbent Brian Aldridge!!!!
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EXACTLY!!! Local elections are almost always democratic. However, people vote Republican in statewide and national elections.
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