Two Supreme Court justices face challengers in elections this year, and three people are running for an open seat on the Court of Appeals.
Two state Supreme Court justices face contested November elections by Taylor Vance, Mississippi Today March 4, 2024 Two Mississippi Supreme Court justices will face challengers in their reelection bids this year, and four people are running for an open seat on the Mississippi Court of Appeals.
Instead, voters from their respective districts elect them. The nine members of the Supreme Court are elected from three districts: northern, central and southern. The 10 members of the Court of Appeals are each elected from five districts across the state. The judges are elected in staggered terms, so not all 19 seats of the two courts are up for election each cycle. The two-tier appellate system hears appeals from chancery and circuit courts across the state.
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