Local Ballot Measures, Mississippi

Ballotpedia has covered a selection of local ballot measures in Mississippi.

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See also: List of statewide ballot measures in Mississippi

Local elections[edit]

2010[edit]

• March 27

2009[edit]

• June 2 • November 3

School bond and tax votes[edit]

See also: School bond and tax elections in Mississippi

Mississippi is one of nine states along with the District of Columbia that does not require elections involving school bonds and taxes. All capital improvements for public schools are funded by the Mississippi Public School Building Fund in which require loans. The Mississippi Legislature makes all appropriations to the fund when the state budget is deliberated on. All bond issues are approved by the Mississippi Bond Commission. Mississippi is limited on issuing bonds to $100 million dollars at one time. It is up to the commission to issue bonds within the $100 million dollar limit. All bonds are capped at seven percent interest with a twenty year maturity.

Mississippi counties[edit]

Adams • Alcorn • Amite • Attala • Benton • Bolivar • Calhoun • Carroll • Chickasaw • Choctaw • Claiborne • Clarke • Clay • Coahoma • Copiah • Covington • DeSoto • Forrest • Franklin • George • Greene • Grenada • Hancock • Harrison • Hinds • Holmes • Humphreys • Issaquena • Itawamba • Jackson • Jasper • Jefferson • Jefferson Davis • Jones • Kemper • Lafayette • Lamar • Lauderdale • Lawrence • Leake • Lee • Leflore • Lincoln • Lowndes • Madison • Marion • Marshall • Monroe • Montgomery • Neshoba • Newton • Noxubee • Oktibbeha • Panola • Pearl River • Perry • Pike • Pontotoc • Prentiss • Quitman • Rankin • Scott • Sharkey • Simpson • Smith • Stone • Sunflower • Tallahatchie • Tate • Tippah • Tishomingo • Tunica • Union • Walthall • Warren • Washington • Wayne • Webster • Wilkinson • Winston • Yalobusha • Yazoo

See also[edit]

• Mississippi elections

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