Mississippi

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the Mississippi Legislature. For Mississippi's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 3

Governor Tate Reeves (Republican)
Lieutenant Governor Delbert Hosemann (Republican)
Attorney General Lynn Fitch (Republican)

Senate 51 members · 52 seats · 1 vacant

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Mississippi Legislature's website ↗.

District 1 Michael McLendon (Republican)
District 2 Theresa Gillespie Isom (Democratic)
District 3 Kathy Chism (Republican)
District 4 Rita Parks (Republican)
District 5 Daniel Sparks (Republican)
District 6 Chad McMahan (Republican)
District 7 Hob Bryan (Democratic)
District 8 Ben Suber (Republican)
District 9 Nicole Boyd (Republican)
District 10 Neil Whaley (Republican)
District 11 Reginald Jackson (Democratic)
District 12 Derrick Simmons (Democratic)
District 13 Sarita Simmons (Democratic)
District 14 Lydia Chassaniol (Republican)
District 15 Bart Williams (Republican)
District 16 Angela Turner-Ford (Democratic)
District 17 Chuck Younger (Republican)
District 18 Lane Taylor (Republican)
District 19 Kevin Blackwell (Republican)
District 20 Josh Harkins (Republican)
District 21 Bradford Blackmon (Democratic)
District 22 Joseph Thomas (Democratic)
District 23 Briggs Hopson (Republican)
District 24 Justin Pope (Democratic)
District 25 Walter Michel (Republican)
District 26 Kamesha Mumford (Democratic)
District 27 Hillman Frazier (Democratic)
District 28 Sollie Norwood (Democratic)
District 29 David Blount (Democratic)
District 30 Dean Kirby (Republican)
District 31 Tyler McCaughn (Republican)
District 32 Rod Hickman (Democratic)
District 33 Jeff Tate (Republican)
District 34 Vacant
District 35 Andy Berry (Republican)
District 36 Brian Rhodes (Republican)
District 37 Albert Butler (Democratic)
District 38 Gary Brumfield (Democratic)
District 39 Jason Barrett (Republican)
District 40 Angela Hill (Republican)
District 41 Joey Fillingane (Republican)
District 42 Don Hartness (Republican)
District 43 Dennis DeBar (Republican)
District 44 Chris Johnson (Republican)
District 45 Johnny DuPree (Democratic)
District 46 Philman Ladner (Republican)
District 47 Mike Seymour (Republican)
District 48 Mike Thompson (Republican)
District 49 Joel Carter (Republican)
District 50 Scott DeLano (Republican)
District 51 Jeremy England (Republican)
District 52 Brice Wiggins (Republican)

"Vacant" means our source lists no one in that seat: a real vacancy, or a change it hasn't recorded yet.

House 120 members · 122 seats · 2 vacant

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Mississippi Legislature's website ↗.

District 1 Bubba Carpenter (Republican)
District 2 Brad Mattox (Republican)
District 3 Tracy Arnold (Republican)
District 4 Jody Steverson (Republican)
District 5 John Faulkner (Democratic)
District 6 Justin Keen (Republican)
District 7 Kimberly Remak (Republican)
District 8 Trey Lamar (Republican)
District 9 Cedric Burnett (Democratic)
District 10 Josh Hawkins (Republican)
District 11 Lataisha Jackson (Democratic)
District 12 Clay Deweese (Republican)
District 13 Steve Massengill (Republican)
District 14 Sam Creekmore (Republican)
District 15 Beth Waldo (Republican)
District 16 Rickey Thompson (Democratic)
District 17 Shane Aguirre (Republican)
District 18 Jerry Turner (Republican)
District 19 Randy Boyd (Republican)
District 20 Rodney Hall (Republican)
District 21 Donnie Bell (Republican)
District 22 Justin Crosby (Democratic)
District 23 Perry Bailey (Republican)
District 24 Jeff Hale (Republican)
District 25 Dan Eubanks (Republican)
District 26 Otha Williams (Democratic)
District 27 Kenji Holloway (Democratic)
District 28 Doc Harris (Republican)
District 29 Robert Sanders (Democratic)
District 30 Tracey Rosebud (Democratic)
District 31 Otis Anthony (Democratic)
District 32 Solomon Osborne (Democratic)
District 33 Jim Estrada (Republican)
District 34 Kevin Horan (Republican)
District 35 Joey Hood (Republican)
District 36 Karl Gibbs (Democratic)
District 37 Andy Boyd (Republican)
District 38 Cheikh Taylor (Democratic)
District 39 Dana McLean (Republican)
District 40 Hester Jackson-McCray (Democratic)
District 41 Kabir Karriem (Democratic)
District 42 Carl Mickens (Democratic)
District 43 Rob Roberson (Republican)
District 44 Scott Bounds (Republican)
District 45 Keith Jackson (Democratic)
District 46 Karl Oliver (Republican)
District 47 Bryant Clark (Democratic)
District 48 Jason White (Republican)
District 49 Willie Bailey (Democratic)
District 50 John Hines (Democratic)
District 51 Timaka James-Jones (Democratic)
District 52 Bill Kinkade (Republican)
District 53 Vince Mangold (Republican)
District 54 Kevin Ford (Republican)
District 55 Oscar Denton (Democratic)
District 56 Clay Mansell (Republican)
District 57 Lawrence Blackmon (Democratic)
District 58 Jonathan McMillan (Republican)
District 59 Brent Powell (Republican)
District 60 Fred Shanks (Republican)
District 61 Gene Newman (Republican)
District 62 Lance Varner (Republican)
District 63 Stephanie Foster (Democratic)
District 64 Shanda Yates (Independent)
District 65 Chris Bell (Democratic)
District 66 Fabian Nelson (Democratic)
District 67 Earle Banks (Democratic)
District 68 Zakiya Summers (Democratic)
District 69 Grace Butler-Washington (Democratic)
District 70 Vacant
District 71 Ronnie Crudup (Democratic)
District 72 Justis Gibbs (Democratic)
District 73 Jill Ford (Republican)
District 74 Lee Yancey (Republican)
District 75 Celeste Hurst (Republican)
District 76 Greg Holloway (Democratic)
District 77 Vacant
District 78 Randy Rushing (Republican)
District 79 Mark Tullos (Republican)
District 80 Omeria Scott (Democratic)
District 81 Steve Horne (Republican)
District 82 Gregory Elliott (Democratic)
District 83 Billy Adam Calvert (Republican)
District 84 Troy Smith (Republican)
District 85 Jeffery Harness (Democratic)
District 86 Shane Barnett (Republican)
District 87 Bubba Tubb (Republican)
District 88 Chuck Blackwell (Republican)
District 89 Donnie Scoggin (Republican)
District 90 Noah Sanford (Republican)
District 91 Bob Evans (Democratic)
District 92 Becky Currie (Republican)
District 93 Timmy Ladner (Republican)
District 94 Robert Johnson (Democratic)
District 95 Jay McKnight (Republican)
District 96 Angela Cockerham (Independent)
District 97 Sam Mims (Republican)
District 98 Daryl Porter (Democratic)
District 99 Bill Pigott (Republican)
District 100 Ken Morgan (Republican)
District 101 Kent McCarty (Republican)
District 102 Missy McGee (Republican)
District 103 Percy Watson (Democratic)
District 104 Larry Byrd (Republican)
District 105 Elliot Burch (Republican)
District 106 Jansen Owen (Republican)
District 107 Steve Lott (Republican)
District 108 Stacey Hobgood-Wilkes (Republican)
District 109 Manly Barton (Republican)
District 110 Jeramey Anderson (Democratic)
District 111 Jimmy Fondren (Republican)
District 112 John Read (Republican)
District 113 Hank Zuber (Republican)
District 114 Jeff Guice (Republican)
District 115 Zack Grady (Republican)
District 116 Casey Eure (Republican)
District 117 Kevin Felsher (Republican)
District 118 Greg Haney (Republican)
District 119 Jeffrey Hulum (Democratic)
District 120 Richard Bennett (Republican)
District 121 Carolyn Crawford (Republican)
District 122 Brent Anderson (Republican)

"Vacant" means our source lists no one in that seat: a real vacancy, or a change it hasn't recorded yet.

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.