Who should I vote for in Mississippi?
Every Mississippi candidate for U.S. Senate, U.S. House and statewide office on the November 3, 2026 ballot, scored on the Ballot Standard: 15 qualities of character, qualifications and performance, from public records, the same way for every party. Scores are out of 100. Evidence checked October 6, 2026.
Mississippi Senate
U.S. Senate, Mississippi
- Scott Colom (Democratic)Strongest record65 / 100
- Cindy Hyde-Smith (Republican, incumbent)56 / 100
- Ty Pinkins (Independent)55 / 100
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MS-01
U.S. House, Mississippi 1st Congressional District
- Johnny Baucom (Libertarian)5 of 15 on record
- Cliff Johnson (Democratic)61 / 100
- Trent Kelly (Republican, incumbent)Strongest record62 / 100
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MS-02
U.S. House, Mississippi 2nd Congressional District
- Ron Eller (Republican)53 / 100
- Bennie Foster (Independent)7 of 15 on record
- Bennie Thompson (Democratic, incumbent)Strongest record59 / 100
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MS-03
U.S. House, Mississippi 3rd Congressional District
- Michael Chiaradio (Democratic)7 of 15 on record
- Michael Guest (Republican, incumbent)Strongest record60 / 100
- Erik Kiehle (Libertarian)4 of 15 on record
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MS-04
U.S. House, Mississippi 4th Congressional District
- Carl Boyanton (Independent)7 of 15 on record
- Mike Ezell (Republican, incumbent)Strongest record63 / 100
- Jeffrey Hulum III (Democratic)58 / 100
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A score is published when at least 8 of the 15 criteria have public evidence. Where a candidate has no record on a criterion it is left out and never counts against them. Names are listed alphabetically. Independent scorecards by The Political Group. Also see the Mississippi 2026 election guide and how each trailing candidate could win.