The 2015 Mississippi Attorney General election was held on November 3, 2015, to elect the Attorney General of Mississippi . Incumbent Democratic Attorney General Jim Hood , who had been the only statewide elected Democrat in Mississippi since 2008, sought and won reelection to a fourth term. As of 2024, this remains the last time that a Democrat has won a statewide election in Mississippi.
2015 Mississippi Attorney General election County results
Congressional district results
State house district results
Hood: 50–60% 60–70% 70–80% 80–90% >90%Hurst: 50–60% 60–70% 70–80%
Primaries edit Democratic nomination edit Candidate edit Republican primary edit Candidate edit Results edit
General election edit Results edit
County results edit Jim Mike County # % # % Adams 5,046 2,336 Alcorn 5,273 5,136 Amite 2,838 2,193 Attala 3,043 2,028 Benton 1,721 1,022 Bolivar 7,177 2,122 Calhoun 3,122 2,015 Carroll 2,226 1,824 Chickasaw 4,530 1,221 Choctaw 1,424 1,366 Claiborne 3,093 404 Clarke 3,150 2,729 Clay 5,180 2,031 Coahoma 2,977 957 Copiah 4,960 2,385 Covington 3,527 2,815 DeSoto 6,656 14,344 Forrest 8,871 8,323 Franklin 1,846 1,208 George 2,155 3,860 Greene 1,701 2,119 Grenada 4,150 2,644 Hancock 3,340 5,065 Harrison 14,802 16,235 Hinds 43,464 14,335 Holmes 4,275 700 Humphreys 2,058 574 Issaquena 404 165 Itawamba 3,712 3,198 Jackson 10,139 14,515 Jasper 4,073 2,255 Jefferson 2,487 246 Jefferson Davis 2,900 1,181 Jones 7,242 10,251 Kemper 2,830 957 Lafayette 5,835 5,164 Lamar 4,696 8,923 Lauderdale 8,819 8,157 Lawrence 2,788 2,081 Leake 3,344 2,666 Lee 9,626 9,749 Leflore 5,127 1,821 Lincoln 5,029 5,324 Lowndes 10,241 7,258 Madison 12,744 14,802 Marion 3,237 4,240 Marshall 4,290 2,136 Monroe 6,328 4,329 Montgomery 2,296 1,553 Neshoba 3,153 4,140 Newton 2,486 4,359 Noxubee 2,817 669 Oktibbeha 6,494 4,720 Panola 7,030 4,033 Pearl River 2,798 6,299 Perry 2,086 1,910 Pike 7,270 4,576 Pontotoc 4,548 3,793 Prentiss 3,507 2,951 Quitman 2,069 691 Rankin 12,590 21,410 Scott 4,128 2,985 Sharkey 1,337 347 Simpson 4,126 3,649 Smith 2,855 2,872 Stone 2,358 2,857 Sunflower 4,406 1,319 Tallahatchie 2,575 1,026 Tate 3,046 2,957 Tippah 3,225 3,196 Tishomingo 3,217 3,421 Tunica 1,709 743 Union 3,907 3,709 Walthall 2,813 1,930 Warren 7,186 4,781 Washington 7,260 2,374 Wayne 3,453 2,911 Webster 1,773 1,711 Wilkinson 2,616 960 Winston 3,841 2,493 Yalobusha 2,306 1,506 Yazoo 4,333 2,388
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Notes edit ^ "AG Hood qualifies for re-election". The Clarion-Ledger . February 20, 2015. Retrieved April 18, 2015 . ^ The Associated Press (February 27, 2015). "GOP federal prosecutor to challenge Mississippi AG Jim Hood". The Clarion-Ledger . Retrieved March 1, 2015 .^ . Mississippi Secretary of State . Archived from the original on February 25, 2021. Retrieved September 2, 2019 . ^ "2015 General Election". Mississippi Secretary of State . Retrieved September 2, 2019 . ^ County Level Election Results 2015[permanent dead link
2015, mississippi, attorney, general, election, also, 2015, mississippi, elections, held, november, 2015, elect, attorney, general, mississippi, incumbent, democratic, attorney, general, hood, been, only, statewide, elected, democrat, mississippi, since, 2008,. See also 2015 Mississippi elections The 2015 Mississippi Attorney General election was held on November 3 2015 to elect the Attorney General of Mississippi Incumbent Democratic Attorney General Jim Hood who had been the only statewide elected Democrat in Mississippi since 2008 sought and won reelection to a fourth term As of 2024 this remains the last time that a Democrat has won a statewide election in Mississippi 2015 Mississippi Attorney General election 2011 November 3 2015 2019 Nominee Jim Hood Mike HurstParty Democratic RepublicanPopular vote 395 969 320 192Percentage 55 3 44 7 County resultsCongressional district resultsState house district resultsHood 50 60 60 70 70 80 80 90 gt 90 Hurst 50 60 60 70 70 80 Attorney General before electionJim HoodDemocratic Elected Attorney General Jim HoodDemocratic Contents 1 Primaries 1 1 Democratic nomination 1 1 1 Candidate 1 2 Republican primary 1 2 1 Candidate 1 2 2 Results 2 General election 2 1 Results 2 2 County results 3 NotesPrimaries editDemocratic nomination edit Candidate edit Jim Hood incumbent 1 Republican primary edit Candidate edit Mike Hurst Assistant U S Attorney 2 Results edit Republican primary results 3 Party Candidate Votes Republican Mike Hurst 217 201 100 00 Total votes 217 201 100 00 General election editResults edit 2015 Mississippi Attorney General election 4 Party Candidate Votes Democratic Jim Hood incumbent 395 969 55 29 Republican Mike Hurst 320 192 44 71 Total votes 716 161 100 00 Democratic holdCounty results edit JimHood D MikeHurst R County Adams 5 046 2 336Alcorn 5 273 5 136Amite 2 838 2 193Attala 3 043 2 028Benton 1 721 1 022Bolivar 7 177 2 122Calhoun 3 122 2 015Carroll 2 226 1 824Chickasaw 4 530 1 221Choctaw 1 424 1 366Claiborne 3 093 404Clarke 3 150 2 729Clay 5 180 2 031Coahoma 2 977 957Copiah 4 960 2 385Covington 3 527 2 815DeSoto 6 656 14 344Forrest 8 871 8 323Franklin 1 846 1 208George 2 155 3 860Greene 1 701 2 119Grenada 4 150 2 644Hancock 3 340 5 065Harrison 14 802 16 235Hinds 43 464 14 335Holmes 4 275 700Humphreys 2 058 574Issaquena 404 165Itawamba 3 712 3 198Jackson 10 139 14 515Jasper 4 073 2 255Jefferson 2 487 246Jefferson Davis 2 900 1 181Jones 7 242 10 251Kemper 2 830 957Lafayette 5 835 5 164Lamar 4 696 8 923Lauderdale 8 819 8 157Lawrence 2 788 2 081Leake 3 344 2 666Lee 9 626 9 749Leflore 5 127 1 821Lincoln 5 029 5 324Lowndes 10 241 7 258Madison 12 744 14 802Marion 3 237 4 240Marshall 4 290 2 136Monroe 6 328 4 329Montgomery 2 296 1 553Neshoba 3 153 4 140Newton 2 486 4 359Noxubee 2 817 669Oktibbeha 6 494 4 720Panola 7 030 4 033Pearl River 2 798 6 299Perry 2 086 1 910Pike 7 270 4 576Pontotoc 4 548 3 793Prentiss 3 507 2 951Quitman 2 069 691Rankin 12 590 21 410Scott 4 128 2 985Sharkey 1 337 347Simpson 4 126 3 649Smith 2 855 2 872Stone 2 358 2 857Sunflower 4 406 1 319Tallahatchie 2 575 1 026Tate 3 046 2 957Tippah 3 225 3 196Tishomingo 3 217 3 421Tunica 1 709 743Union 3 907 3 709Walthall 2 813 1 930Warren 7 186 4 781Washington 7 260 2 374Wayne 3 453 2 911Webster 1 773 1 711Wilkinson 2 616 960Winston 3 841 2 493Yalobusha 2 306 1 506Yazoo 4 333 2 388 5 Notes edit AG Hood qualifies for re election The Clarion Ledger February 20 2015 Retrieved April 18 2015 The Associated Press February 27 2015 GOP federal prosecutor to challenge Mississippi AG Jim Hood The Clarion Ledger Retrieved March 1 2015 2015 Republican Primary Mississippi Secretary of State Archived from the original on February 25 2021 Retrieved September 2 2019 2015 General Election Mississippi Secretary of State Retrieved September 2 2019 County Level Election Results 2015 permanent dead link Mississippi Secretary of State Retrieved February 24 2019 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2015 Mississippi Attorney General election amp oldid 1183229428, wikipedia, wiki , book, books, library,
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