Taylor Vance is a reporter at DJournalnow. He covers state government and statewide elections, with a strong focus on issues related to Mississippi politics, including the GOP and DNC, as well as lawsuits affecting the state. Taylor's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Laurel Leader Call, and Mississippi Today.
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In-person absentee voting allowed through noon Saturday at county circuit clerks’ offices.
By: Taylor Vance
Ridgeland, MS (Mississippi Today)
Amy St. Pe, candidate for the Mississippi Court of Appeals Credit: Special to Mississippi Today
Jenifer Branning, left, and Jim Kitchens at the Neshoba County Fair in August 2024. Credit: Eric Shelton, Mississippi Today
Part-time referees don’t always have the resources and time to handle the large amount of work Youth Court demands, dealing with juvenile criminal cases, abuse and neglect.
By: Taylor Vance
Groups question why Wednesday, instead of Thursday is the cutoff for counting absentee votes as a close court election hangs in the balance.
Fellow lawmaker says Stepp was a fixture in the community, 'went above and beyond' to help others.
By: Taylor Vance
Republican State Sen. Jenifer Branning defeated incumbent Mississippi Supreme Court Justice Jim Kitchens for a seat on the state’s high court.
Mississippi's Republican leaders all say they want to cut taxes. But there will likely be debate on what taxes to cut and by how much.
By: Taylor Vance
Ridgeland, MS (Mississippi Today)
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