Mississippi 2026 House Popular Vote

R+5.0

Republican candidates lead by 47,062 votes, 51.5% to 46.5%, out of 947,926 counted.

1 Democrat and 3 Republicans have been called; none are uncalled.

Democrats

02 — Every district

Mississippi’s 4 districts

0 districts have margins under 5 points on the current count.

Mississippi U.S. House results by district: candidates, vote shares, margin and call status.
District	Candidates, votes and share	Margin	Total	Status	Counted
MS-01	Trent Kelly (R) ✓139,48958.4% Cliff Johnson (D)96,21940.3% Johnny Baucom (L)3,3251.4%	R+18.1R +43,270	239,033	Called R	96%
MS-02	Bennie Thompson (D, inc.) ✓164,84267.6% Ron Eller (R)73,11530.0% Bennie Foster (I)5,8802.4%	D+37.6D +91,727	243,837	Called D	95%
MS-03	Michael Guest (R, inc.) ✓144,34957.6% Michael Chiaradio (D)103,04841.1% Erik Kiehle (L)3,1411.3%	R+16.5R +41,301	250,538	Called R	95%
MS-04	Mike Ezell (R) ✓131,07461.1% Jeffrey Hulum III (D)76,85635.8% Carl Boyanton (I)6,5883.1%	R+25.3R +54,218	214,518	Called R	97%

✓ marks the declared winner. Shares are of all votes cast, including other candidates.

03 — Sources

Where Mississippi’s numbers come from

Unofficial counts as of Nov. 5, 2026, 12:35 p.m. ET, summed from district results published by a secondary compilation or a news organization’s tally, used where official pages could not be read. They are not certified results.

Sources

Source	Tier	Method	Fetched (ET)
Mississippi Secretary of State — Election Results (2026 general results not retrievable)	Official	Hand-collected	Nov. 5, 8:59 a.m.
CNN election results (media tally)	Secondary	Hand-collected	Nov. 5, 10:17 a.m.
CNN election results, MS-02 (media tally)	Secondary	Hand-collected	Nov. 5, 12:35 p.m.
CNN election results, MS-03 (media tally)	Secondary	Hand-collected	Nov. 5, 12:35 p.m.

There is no published statewide total to check the summed district votes against.

Notes on Mississippi

VOTES MISSING for all four districts. The MS SOS results index lists no 2026 general-election page yet (only the March 10 primaries), and the results application path (sos.ms.gov/elections/electionresults_aspx/...) returned a Cloudflare 'Sorry, you have been blocked' page (HTTP 403) to the collector; the block was not circumvented.
No acceptable secondary source was found: the Wikipedia per-state page has empty result boxes, and news outlets (WLOX, Mississippi Free Press) and Ballotpedia report AP/Decision Desk HQ data, which this project may not reuse. Collecting all 82 counties' official returns was not feasible in this pass.
Candidate names/parties are from the Wikipedia per-state page's general-election boxes (secondary) and listed with votes null so the seats can render; Carl Boyanton's party appears as Independent on that page.
These seats contribute zero votes to the national total until official MS returns are collected.
Race calls are AP calls (re-verified 2026-11-05 ~14:15Z): MS-1 Kelly, MS-2 Thompson, MS-3 Guest, MS-4 Ezell. Decision Desk HQ projected the same winners. No AP or DDHQ vote data is used.
Candidate list corrected at verification: the Wikipedia boxes left out Johnny Baucom (Libertarian, MS-1) and Bennie Foster (Independent, MS-2), both shown on the AP results listing. They were added with votes null. Names only; no votes were taken from AP.
Re-checked 2026-11-05 ~14:15Z: the MS SOS results index still lists no 2026 general-election page (only the March 10 primaries).
Re-checked 2026-11-05 (later pass): Wikipedia per-state page general-election boxes still have empty vote fields; all four seats remain missing.
Seats MS-01–MS-04: vote counts from CNN's results page (media tally) because the state's official results were unavailable when collected.
Refresh 2026-11-05T17:35:47Z: replaced with CNN's media tally because it had counted more votes than the previous source: MS-02 (243,693 -> 243,837), MS-03 (248,587 -> 250,538).