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Reaction: What was your most memorable Christmas toy as a child?
SUMMARY: The most memorable toys received for Christmas as a child were roller skates, Atari 2600 with Pac-Man, a red wagon filled with oranges, baby and Barb dolls, a brown dog named Sammy, and a kid four-wheeler. These toys brought joy and lasting memories to the individuals. The conversation ends with well-wishes for a Merry Christmas and a reminder to tune in for local news on WTV 9 News at 10.
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Political analyst breaks down the big races on the Mississippi ballot
SUMMARY: Dr. Ray Michael from Jackson State University discussed the Mississippi Supreme Court race, focusing on the two leading candidates: incumbent Jim Kitchens and challenger Jenifer Branning. Branning, endorsed by the state Republican Party, has received significant financial support from insurance and banking industries, likely due to past tort reform impacts in Mississippi. Despite judges being nonpartisan, Branning’s campaign has emphasized her identity as a “constitutional conservative,” reflecting a shift in political advertising in the state. This approach aims to clarify her judicial philosophy without directly addressing policy issues, aligning with conservative judicial figures like Justice Scalia.
Dr. Ray Mikell, with Jackson State University, tells us what races we should be watching.
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Mississippi Democrats and Republicans watch election results
SUMMARY: Democratic Party officials are preparing for a crowded election night, with security measures in place and refreshments ready as polls close at 7 PM. However, issues have arisen at polling places, including voters being denied affidavit ballots and a shortage of these ballots in Jackson County. Michael Bolden of the Mississippi Democratic Party is addressing these problems and coordinating assistance for affected voters through a hotline. Meanwhile, Republicans, including Senator Roger Wicker, emphasize key campaign issues such as immigration and the economy, anticipating significant voter turnout as they mobilize efforts at their headquarters.
Mississippi Democrats and Republicans are watching the polls and the election results closely.
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Lee County voting precinct saw brief delay because of machine jam
SUMMARY: In Lee County, a voting delay occurred this morning due to a paper jam in two electronic voting machines at a precinct in Saltillo. Lee County Circuit Clerk Camille Delaney explained the issue, likening it to a copy machine malfunction. Tech support was on standby, and the machines have since resumed functioning correctly. Voters are advised to insert paper ballots straight without bending or twisting them. Despite the earlier problems, voting is now proceeding smoothly, and polls will remain open until 7 PM tonight, encouraging citizens to exercise their voting rights.
A voting precinct in Lee County experienced a slight delay because of a machine jam.
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