Please vote Absentee for the Nov. 7 State and County elections if you are eligible!
You can vote Absentee IF:
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- If you are 65 years of age or older…OR
- You will be working during polling hours 7am to 7pm…OR
- You will be out of Lafayette County on Nov. 7, 2023…OR
- You have a physical disability
Beginning on Monday, September 25, you can vote for county and state officials who share your values by picking a nice, sunny warm day to head to the office of the Circuit Clerk on The Square. And here’s the best part… if you skip the long lines on Nov. 7 you make the wait shorter for those who can’t vote absentee.
Lafayette County Circuit Clerk
1 Courthouse Square (the white courthouse)
Open 8 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday
The office is also open on 3 Saturdays: Oct. 7, Oct. 28 & Nov. 4 from 8 am to 12 noon.
The folks in the office of the Circuit Clerk are very helpful, welcoming and the lines are short. Parking on the Square is free between 8 and 10 am and always free from the 2nd to the 4th floor in the nearby Parking Garage at 1102 Jefferson Ave.
You can call the office of the Lafayette County Circuit Clerk at 662-234-4951 for more information on where to vote or voting absentee ballot. Follow @lafayettecountycircuitcourt on Instagram and Jeff Busby Lafayette County Circuit Clerk on Facebook for helpful information and the fastest election results.
Important Updates
Be aware that the district lines changed dramatically this year, so you may not be in the same house or senate as you were the last time you voted. You can call the circuit clerk’s office at 662-234-4951 to check what districts you are now in, or check here.
Lafayette County has purged nearly 2,000 voters in the last update, which was late March. PLEASE CHECK YOUR REGISTRATION! Click here to make sure you are registered.
Oxford 3 Voters: Your voting precinct has moved from the Stone Center to the Oxford Activity Center located at 400 Price Street. New voter registration cards have been mailed to all Oxford 3 voters.
Oxford 4 Voters: Tommie Collie Jane Road precinct (Lafayette Civic Center) has moved to the Jackson Avenue Center (old Walmart) at 1111 Jackson Ave. West. New voter registration cards have been mailed to all Oxford 4 voters.
Democratic Candidates!
GOVERNOR
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
SECRETARY OF STATE
ATTORNEY GENERAL
STATE TREASURER
Addie Green (D)
STATE AUDITOR
COMM. OF AGRICULTURE
AND COMMERCE
COMM. OF INSURANCE
Bruce Burton (D)
SENATE DIST. 10
HOUSE DIST. 5
HOUSE DIST. 12
HOUSE DIST. 23
CORONER
SUPERVISOR 2
Avery Dunn (D)
SUPERVISOR 3
SUPERVISOR 4
SUPERVISOR 5
LAFAYETTE CO. JUSTICE COURT (NORTHERN)
CONSTABLE (Northern)
Greg Pettis (D)*
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