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Mississippi congressman believes speaker nominee Jordan lacks ‘between five and fifteen’ votes
SUMMARY: The U.S House is set to vote on a new speaker, with Republican Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio making a last-minute effort to gain enough support. Rep. Trent Kelly, a Republican from Mississippi, plans to support Jordan but is unsure if he will secure enough votes in the first round. Jordan has spent the last four days trying to gain the necessary 217 votes. Some Republicans are opposed to Jordan or leaning against him, and the vote is expected to go to at least two rounds. The House has been without a speaker for two weeks.
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Mississippi Supreme Court elections raise questions on partisanship, highlight importance of down-ballot races
SUMMARY: Mississippi voters will head to the polls on November 5 to decide on two contested state Supreme Court seats amid the presidential election. Incumbent Justice Jim Kitchens, seeking a third term, faces four challengers, including Republican state senator Jennifer Branning, who positions herself as a “constitutional conservative.” Kitchens emphasizes his integrity and experience, while Branning prioritizes adherence to the Constitution. Another contested race features Justice Dawn H. Beam against attorney David Sullivan, both promising impartiality. Political analysts predict a potential runoff between Kitchens and Branning if no outright winner emerges. Supreme Court races serve as the final review for lower court decisions.
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SUMMARY: The 2024 oyster harvesting season in Mississippi will begin on November 13, with areas designated for collection including St. Joe reefs and various locations in Pass Christian, Waveland, and beyond. The season is limited to a maximum of 10 harvest days. Harvest limits are set at 10 sacks per commercial vessel and three sacks per recreational license holder per week. The Mississippi Department of Marine Resources will establish check stations to ensure compliance with regulations. Harvesters must check in before gathering oysters in the specified zones.
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SUMMARY: East Central Community College (ECCC) and Mississippi University for Women (MUW) have launched a “3+1+1” program allowing students to earn an associate’s, bachelor’s, and master’s degree in five years. This initiative, which encompasses 17 degree options including business management and culinary arts, involves three years at ECCC and two years at MUW. Students can transfer up to 90 hours after their associate’s degree and choose from 10 concentrations for the Bachelor of Applied Science, followed by a Master of Business Administration in an additional year. The program, “ECCC Pathways to The W,” is open to all interested students.
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