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Go Vote! Municipal Elections are Tuesday, June 3

The city of Jackson will hold general elections on Tuesday, June 3, 2025, to decide on a new mayor and members of the city council to represent its residents for the next four years. We urge all eligible voters, including our scholars who are registered, to exercise this privilege in the upcoming election. The information below is intended to provide resources to help you prepare so that you can do so with confidence.

Mississippi Voter ID

Remember to have a photo ID, as all Mississippi voters casting a ballot in person must present an acceptable form of ID. Mississippi accepts ten forms of voter ID, including a driver’s license, as well as employee, student, and military photo identification cards.

Mayoral Candidates

  • John Horhn (Democrat)
  • Kenneth Gee (Republican)
  • Rodney DePriest (Independent)
  • Zach Servis (Independent)
  • Lillie Stewart-Robinson (Independent)
  • Kim Wade (Independent)

City Council Candidates

WARD

CANDIDATE

Ward 1

  • Jasmine Barnes (Democrat)

  • Ashby Foote (Independent) *

  • Grace Greene (Independent)

Ward 2

  • Montyne Clay (Democrat) *

  • Bethany Williams-Sheriff (Republican)

Ward 3

  • Kenneth Stokes (Democrat) *

  • Marques Jackson (Independent)

Ward 4

  • Brian Grizzell (Democrat) *

Ward 5

  • Vernon Hartley (Democrat) *

  • Raymond McCants III (Independent)

Ward 6

  • Lashia Brown-Thomas (Democrat)

Ward 7

  • Kevin Parkinson (Democrat)

  • Taylor Turcotte (Republican)

  • Ron Aldridge (Independent)

* Incumbent running for re-election

Jackson Public Schools Polling Locations

Twenty-one JPS schools serve as polling locations in the City of Jackson. The complete list of Jackson polling locations and other helpful resources are provided under Voting Resources below.

PRECINCT

POLLING PLACE

PRECINCT ADDRESS

10

Galloway Elementary School

186 Idlewild Street

13

Walton Elementary School

3200 Bailey Avenue

20

Lanier Jr./Sr. High School

833 West Maple Street

25

John Hopkins Elementary School

170 John Hopkins Road

29

Brinkley Middle School

3535 Albemarle Road

31

Johnson Elementary

1339 Oak Park Drive

33

Casey Elementary School

2101 Lake Circle

35

Spann Elementary School

1615 Brecon Drive

36

McLeod Elementary School

1616 Sandalwood Place

37

Boyd Elementary School

4531 Broadmeadow Drive

38

Chastain Middle School

4650 Manhattan Road

41

Green Elementary School

610 Forest Avenue

42

McWillie Elementary School

4851 McWillie Drive

51

Blackburn Middle School

1311 West Pearl Street

54

Career Development Center

2703 First Avenue

57

Pecan Park Elementary School 

415 Claiborne Street

68

Wilkins Elementary School

1970 Castle Hill Drive

73

Key Elementary School

699 McDowell Road

77

Shirley Elementary School*

210 Daniel Lake Blvd.

91

Timberlawn Elementary

1900 North Siwell Road

92

Oak Forest Elementary

1831 Smallwood Drive

* Shirley Elementary School moved to the building that previously housed Whitten Middle School. Precinct 77 voters will vote at the same location but the name of the school changed in the 2024-2025 school year.

Voting Resources