Connor v. Finch
469 F. Supp. 693
CourtDistrict Court, S.D. Mississippi
DecidedApril 13, 1979
DocketCiv. A. No. 3830(A)
StatusPublished
Cited by5 cases
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Opinion
Peggy J. CONNOR et al., Plaintiffs,
and
United States of America, Plaintiff-Intervenor,
v.
Cliff FINCH et al., Defendants.
United States District Court, S. D. Mississippi, Jackson Division.
Frank R. Parker, Jackson, Miss., for plaintiffs.
Gerald W. Jones, U. S. Dept. of Justice, Washington, D. C., for plaintiff-intervenor.
A. F. Summer, Atty. Gen., Jackson, Miss., for defendants.
*694 Before COLEMAN, Circuit Judge, and RUSSELL and COX, District Judges.
PER CURUIM:
FINAL JUDGMENT REAPPORTIONING THE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
Plaintiffs, black citizens of the United States and residents and registered voters of the State of Mississippi qualified to vote in state legislative elections, having filed this action as a class action on behalf of all others similarly situated, and this action having proceeded as a class action on behalf of the class defined as all black citizens and registered voters of the State of Mississippi qualified to vote in state legislative elections, and plaintiffs having filed their Amended Complaint herein on April 15, 1975, and defendants having filed their answer on April 21, 1975, and the United States having been granted leave to intervene on June 11, 1975, and in conformity with the mandate of the United States Supreme Court in Connor v. Finch, 431 U.S. 407, 97 S.Ct. 1828, 52 L.Ed.2d 465 (1977), this action having gone to trial on November 21 and 22, 1977, and trial having been completed on February 14, 1978, and the parties having waived findings of fact and conclusions of law, and the Court finding that the districts provided herein meet the requirements of a court-ordered legislative reapportionment plan and that the entry of this plan in compliance with the mandate of the United States Supreme Court, dated March 26, 1979, would serve the ends of justice, it is
ORDERED, ADJUDGED, and DECREED that the defendants Cliff Finch, Governor of Mississippi, A. F. Summer, Attorney General of Mississippi, Heber Ladner, Secretary of State of the State of Mississippi, being the Election Commissioners of the State of Mississippi, their officers, agents, servants, employees, attorneys, successors in office and all persons in active concert and participation with them, are hereby permanently enjoined as follows:
1. The following state legislative districts for the Mississippi Senate and House of Representatives are hereby ordered into full force and effect for the 1979 regular state legislative elections and thereafter unless and until altered according to law:
THE MISSISSIPPI STATE SENATE
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
1 DESOTO COUNTY:
TUNICA COUNTY:
Precincts 1, 2,
3, 4, 5, 7, and
9 43,800 2.73% 41.68% 36.21%
2 THE COUNTIES OF
MARSHALL and
TATE 42,571 -0.14% 55.55% 48.39%
3 THE COUNTIES OF
BENTON, PONTOTOC,
and UNION 43,964 3.12% 20.90% 16.76%
4 THE COUNTIES OF
ALCORN and TIPPAH 43,031 0.93% 13.42% 11.50%
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5 PRENTISS COUNTY:
TISHOMINGO COUNTY:
ITAWAMBA COUNTY:
Precincts in Beat
1 and 5; the Precincts
of Oakland,
Tremont and Wigginton 42,615 -0.00% 7.64% 6.34%
6 MONROE COUNTY:
ITAWAMBA COUNTY:
Precincts in
Beats 2 and 3;
the Precincts of
Hampton, Fulton IV,
James Creek, New
Salem, Turon and
Tilden 43,348 +1.68% 26.56% 22.50%
7 LEE COUNTY:
Except the Precincts
of Palmetto, Old
Union, Pleasant
Grove, Brewer and
Shannon 41,679 -2.24% 19.22% 16.96%
8 CHICKASAW COUNTY:
CALHOUN COUNTY:
Except the Precincts
of Pittsboro, Reid,
East Bruce, Pitts,
Sarepta, Banner,
Ellard, Herron,
Reynolds and West
Bruce
CLAY COUNTY:
Except the Precincts
of Cedar Bluff, South
West Point, East West
Point, Tibbee, Union
Star and Vinton
LEE COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Palmetto, Old Union,
Pleasant Grove, Brewer,
and Shannon 41,662 -2.28% 39.50% 33.61%
9 LAFAYETTE COUNTY:
CALHOUN COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Pittsboro, Reid,
East Bruce, Sarepta,
Ellard, Reynolds, West
Bruce, Banner, and
Herron
YALOBUSHA COUNTY:
Except the Precincts
of Oakland,
Scobey, and Tillatoba 40,727 -4.47% 29.73% 23.15%
*696
10 THE COUNTIES OF
GRENADA and
TALLAHATCHIE and
the following
Precincts in
YALOBUSHA COUNTY:
Scobey, Tillatoba,
and Oakland 41,248 -3.24% 51.93% 44.24%
11 THE COUNTIES OF
PANOLA and QUITMAN 42,717 0.19% 53.54% 46.34%
12 COAHOMA COUNTY:
TUNICA COUNTY:
Precincts 6,8, and
10 44,386 4.11% 65.29% 59.17%
13 BOLIVAR COUNTY:
Except the Precincts
of Duncan-Alligator
and Shelby 43,253 1.45% 59.54% 51.04%
14 WASHINGTON COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Extension Building,
Episcopal Church,
American Legion,
Brent Center,
Police Station,
Leland City Hall,
Leland Community
Center, Industrial
College, and Brown
Community Center 41,199 -3.36% 61.95%
15 SUNFLOWER COUNTY:
BOLIVAR COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Duncan-Alligator and
Shelby 43,203 1.33% 64.45% 56.79%
16 LEFLORE COUNTY 42,111 -1.22% 57.88% 51.79%
17 THE COUNTIES OF
CARROLL, CHOCTAW,
MONTGOMERY, and
WEBSTER, plus the
following area in
ATTALA COUNTY:
Beat 2 and the Precincts
of Carmack, Salem,
and Hesterville 43,225 1.38% 36.69% 30.26%
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Peggy J. CONNOR et al., Plaintiffs,
and
United States of America, Plaintiff-Intervenor,
v.
Cliff FINCH et al., Defendants.
United States District Court, S. D. Mississippi, Jackson Division.
Frank R. Parker, Jackson, Miss., for plaintiffs.
Gerald W. Jones, U. S. Dept. of Justice, Washington, D. C., for plaintiff-intervenor.
A. F. Summer, Atty. Gen., Jackson, Miss., for defendants.
*694 Before COLEMAN, Circuit Judge, and RUSSELL and COX, District Judges.
PER CURUIM:
FINAL JUDGMENT REAPPORTIONING THE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
Plaintiffs, black citizens of the United States and residents and registered voters of the State of Mississippi qualified to vote in state legislative elections, having filed this action as a class action on behalf of all others similarly situated, and this action having proceeded as a class action on behalf of the class defined as all black citizens and registered voters of the State of Mississippi qualified to vote in state legislative elections, and plaintiffs having filed their Amended Complaint herein on April 15, 1975, and defendants having filed their answer on April 21, 1975, and the United States having been granted leave to intervene on June 11, 1975, and in conformity with the mandate of the United States Supreme Court in Connor v. Finch, 431 U.S. 407, 97 S.Ct. 1828, 52 L.Ed.2d 465 (1977), this action having gone to trial on November 21 and 22, 1977, and trial having been completed on February 14, 1978, and the parties having waived findings of fact and conclusions of law, and the Court finding that the districts provided herein meet the requirements of a court-ordered legislative reapportionment plan and that the entry of this plan in compliance with the mandate of the United States Supreme Court, dated March 26, 1979, would serve the ends of justice, it is
ORDERED, ADJUDGED, and DECREED that the defendants Cliff Finch, Governor of Mississippi, A. F. Summer, Attorney General of Mississippi, Heber Ladner, Secretary of State of the State of Mississippi, being the Election Commissioners of the State of Mississippi, their officers, agents, servants, employees, attorneys, successors in office and all persons in active concert and participation with them, are hereby permanently enjoined as follows:
1. The following state legislative districts for the Mississippi Senate and House of Representatives are hereby ordered into full force and effect for the 1979 regular state legislative elections and thereafter unless and until altered according to law:
THE MISSISSIPPI STATE SENATE
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
1 DESOTO COUNTY:
TUNICA COUNTY:
Precincts 1, 2,
3, 4, 5, 7, and
9 43,800 2.73% 41.68% 36.21%
2 THE COUNTIES OF
MARSHALL and
TATE 42,571 -0.14% 55.55% 48.39%
3 THE COUNTIES OF
BENTON, PONTOTOC,
and UNION 43,964 3.12% 20.90% 16.76%
4 THE COUNTIES OF
ALCORN and TIPPAH 43,031 0.93% 13.42% 11.50%
*695
5 PRENTISS COUNTY:
TISHOMINGO COUNTY:
ITAWAMBA COUNTY:
Precincts in Beat
1 and 5; the Precincts
of Oakland,
Tremont and Wigginton 42,615 -0.00% 7.64% 6.34%
6 MONROE COUNTY:
ITAWAMBA COUNTY:
Precincts in
Beats 2 and 3;
the Precincts of
Hampton, Fulton IV,
James Creek, New
Salem, Turon and
Tilden 43,348 +1.68% 26.56% 22.50%
7 LEE COUNTY:
Except the Precincts
of Palmetto, Old
Union, Pleasant
Grove, Brewer and
Shannon 41,679 -2.24% 19.22% 16.96%
8 CHICKASAW COUNTY:
CALHOUN COUNTY:
Except the Precincts
of Pittsboro, Reid,
East Bruce, Pitts,
Sarepta, Banner,
Ellard, Herron,
Reynolds and West
Bruce
CLAY COUNTY:
Except the Precincts
of Cedar Bluff, South
West Point, East West
Point, Tibbee, Union
Star and Vinton
LEE COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Palmetto, Old Union,
Pleasant Grove, Brewer,
and Shannon 41,662 -2.28% 39.50% 33.61%
9 LAFAYETTE COUNTY:
CALHOUN COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Pittsboro, Reid,
East Bruce, Sarepta,
Ellard, Reynolds, West
Bruce, Banner, and
Herron
YALOBUSHA COUNTY:
Except the Precincts
of Oakland,
Scobey, and Tillatoba 40,727 -4.47% 29.73% 23.15%
*696
10 THE COUNTIES OF
GRENADA and
TALLAHATCHIE and
the following
Precincts in
YALOBUSHA COUNTY:
Scobey, Tillatoba,
and Oakland 41,248 -3.24% 51.93% 44.24%
11 THE COUNTIES OF
PANOLA and QUITMAN 42,717 0.19% 53.54% 46.34%
12 COAHOMA COUNTY:
TUNICA COUNTY:
Precincts 6,8, and
10 44,386 4.11% 65.29% 59.17%
13 BOLIVAR COUNTY:
Except the Precincts
of Duncan-Alligator
and Shelby 43,253 1.45% 59.54% 51.04%
14 WASHINGTON COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Extension Building,
Episcopal Church,
American Legion,
Brent Center,
Police Station,
Leland City Hall,
Leland Community
Center, Industrial
College, and Brown
Community Center 41,199 -3.36% 61.95%
15 SUNFLOWER COUNTY:
BOLIVAR COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Duncan-Alligator and
Shelby 43,203 1.33% 64.45% 56.79%
16 LEFLORE COUNTY 42,111 -1.22% 57.88% 51.79%
17 THE COUNTIES OF
CARROLL, CHOCTAW,
MONTGOMERY, and
WEBSTER, plus the
following area in
ATTALA COUNTY:
Beat 2 and the Precincts
of Carmack, Salem,
and Hesterville 43,225 1.38% 36.69% 30.26%
*697
18 OKTIBBEHA COUNTY:
CLAY COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Cedar Bluff, South
West Point, East West
Point, Tibbee, Union
Star, and Vinton
LOWNDES COUNTY:
Air Base Precinct 41,763 -2.04% 32.20% 26.14%
19 LOWNDES COUNTY:
Except Air Base
Precinct 43,077 1.04% 36.00% 30.90%
20 KEMPER COUNTY:
The following areas
in LAUDERDALE COUNTY:
the Precincts of
Meridian 2C, 4C, 4D,
and 5B, Lauderdale,
East Lauderdale,
Dalewood, Kewanee,
Toomsuba, Russell,
Bonita, Odom, Vimville,
Alamucha,
Whynot, Long Creek,
Chapman, Center
Grove, Causeyville,
Zero, East Gap, and
that area without the
corporate limits of
Meridian lying West of
Highway 45, South of
the South Marion Precinct
and North of the
East Gap Precinct
NOXUBEE COUNTY:
Except the Precincts
of Mashulaville,
Hashuqua, Brooksville,
Summerville, and
Deerbrook 43,864 2.89% 56.08%
21 THE COUNTIES OF
NESHOBA and WINSTON:
NOXUBEE COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Brooksville, Mashulaville,
Hashuqua,
Summerville, and
Deerbrook 43,866 2.89% 35.38%
22 LEAKE COUNTY:
ATTALA COUNTY:
Except Beat 2 and
the Precincts of
Salem, Carmack, and
Hesterville
MADISON COUNTY:
Beats 4 and 5, and
Canton Precincts
1 and 4 43,371 1.73% 28.87%
*698
23 THE COUNTIES OF
HOLMES and HUMPHREYS:
YAZOO COUNTY: Beat
4, and Deasonville
Precinct 41,605 -2.41% 67.11% 59.86%
24 THE COUNTIES OF
ISSAQUENA and SHARKEY:
WASHINGTON COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Wayside, Glen Allan,
Ward's Center, Avon,
Arcola, Italian Club,
County Garage, Darlove,
Bourbon, County Recreation
Center, and
Hollandale 41,056 -3.70% 49.75%
25 WARREN COUNTY: 44,981 5.50% 40.80% 38.33%
SENATE DISTRICTS
CASE # 3830 (A)
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
26 HINDS COUNTY:
Precincts 2, 4, 10,
18, 19, 20, 50, 51,
52, 53, 54, 55, 56,
57, 58, 63, 64 and
66, less and except
that part of Precinct
64 south of U.S.
Highway 80 41,866 -1.80% 72.33%
27 HINDS COUNTY:
Precincts 11, 12, 13,
21, 22, 23, 24, 25,
26, 27, 28, 29, 30,
31, 59, 60, 61, 62,
83, Cynthia, and that
part of Pinehaven south
of Northside Drive and
that part of Pinehaven west
of the Eastern boundary line
of Precinct 85 extended to
the Northern boundary line
of Pinehaven 43,470 +1.96% 63.91%
*699
28 HINDS COUNTY:
Precincts 6, 14, 15,
16, 17, 32, 33, 34,
35, 36, 37, 38, 39,
40, 41, 42, 43, 44,
45, 78, 79, 80, 81,
82, Twin Pines, and
Liberty Grove 44,261 +3.82% 4.32%
29 HINDS COUNTY:
Precincts 1, 5, 8, 9,
47, 49, 67, 68, 69,
70, 71, 72, 73, 74,
75, 76, 77, 89, 92,
93, 94, 95, 96, and
that part of 64 south
of U.S. Highway 80
and that part of Byram
Precinct north of
Southern Section line
of Sections 34 and 35,
Township 4 north, Range
1 west 42,380 -0.59% 6.42%
30 HINDS COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Pocahontas, Tinnin,
Brownsville, Bolton
Edwards, Cayuga, Utica
1 and 2, Learned,
Raymond 1 and 2,
Clinton 1, 2, 3, and
4, Pinehaven less and
except that part of
Pinehaven described as being
in Senate District 27,
Midway, Van Winkle
1 and 2, Byram, Old
Byram, Terry, Dry
Grove, and Chappel
Hill 42,996 +0.85% 49.71%
31 MADISON COUNTY:
Except Beats
4 and 5, and
Canton Precincts
1 and 4
YAZOO COUNTY:
Except Beat 4 and
Deasonville Precinct 44,018 +3.25% 56.03%
32 RANKIN COUNTY: 43,933 +3.04% 28.12% 26.85%
33 THE COUNTIES OF
NEWTON and SCOTT 40,352 -5.35% 30.30% 26.22%
*700
34 LAUDERDALE COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Meridian 1A, 1B, 1C,
2A, 2B, 3A, 3B, 3C,
4A, 4B, 5A, 5C, 5D,
5E, Ponta, Lockhart,
East Marion, Marion,
South Marion, Daleville,
Lizelia, Andrews Chapel,
Prospect, Covington,
School Gap, Bailey,
Obadiah, Shucktown,
Nelliesburg, Pine
Springs, Center Hill,
Martin, Post, Collinsville,
Schamberville,
Meehan, Suquelena,
South Nelliesburg,
Wanita, Sageville,
Valley, Pickard,
Carmichael, Clarksdale,
Jones Store,
and West Lauderdale 43,086 1.06% 18.67% 16.11%
35 THE COUNTIES OF
CLARKE, JASPER,
and SMITH 44,604 4.62% 35.19% 29.64%
36 JONES COUNTY:
Except the Precincts
of Blackwell, Centerville,
Pleasant Ridge,
Sand Hill, Tuckers,
County Barn, Crotts,
Ellisville Courthouse,
Ovett, Union, Moselle,
Pendorf, Pine Grove,
Rainey, South Jones,
and Shelton 41,713 -2.16% 27.68% 23.79%
37 COVINGTON COUNTY:
JEFFERSON DAVIS COUNTY:
JONES COUNTY: The
Precincts of Blackwell,
Centerville, Pleasant
Ridge, Sand Hill,
Tuckers, County Barn,
Crotts, Ellisville
Courthouse, Ovett,
Union, Moselle,
Pendorf, Pine Grove,
Rainey, South Jones,
and Shelton 41,582 -2.46% 32.17% 27.66%
*701
38 THE COUNTIES OF
LAWRENCE and
SIMPSON:
COPIAH COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Crystal Springs East,
Crystal Springs West
(inside Crystal
Springs), Crystal
Springs South (inside
Crystal Springs),
Hazlehurst (outside
Hazlehurst), Hazlehurst
East (outside Hazlehurst),
Georgetown, Union,
Wesson, Stronghope, and
Beauregard 42,046 -1.37% 32.89% 28.27%
39 THE COUNTIES OF
LAMAR and MARION:
WALTHALL COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Dexter and Improve 40,694 -4.54% 25.28% 21.82%
40 THE COUNTIES OF
CLAIBORNE, FRANKLIN,
and JEFFERSON:
COPIAH COUNTY:
Except the Precincts
of Crystal Springs
East, Crystal Springs
West (inside Crystal
Springs), Crystal Springs
South (inside Crystal
Springs), Hazlehurst
East (outside Hazlehurst),
Hazlehurst
(outside Hazlehurst) 41,179 -3.41% 63.31% 57.39%
41 ADAMS COUNTY:
WILKINSON COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Fort Adams, Cold
Springs, Woodville
4, Woodville 5,
Woodville 2, and
Woodville 1 44,038 3.29% 52.12% 48.28%
42 LINCOLN COUNTY:
PIKE COUNTY:
Precincts 1/1, 1/2,
3/11, 3/12, and
4/18
WALTHALL COUNTY:
Except the Precincts
of Dexter
and Improve 41,427 -2.82% 35.52% 30.01%
*702
43 AMITE COUNTY:
PIKE COUNTY:
Except Precincts
1/1, 1/2, 3/11,
3/12, and 4/18
WILKINSON COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Longmires, Macedonia,
Centreville 1, Coons
Mill, Centreville 3 44,530 4.44% 45.82% 39.34%
44 FOREST COUNTY: The
Precincts of Thames,
Dixie Pines, Central
School, William
Carey, Eaton
School, Walthall
School, Rowan High
School, Lillie
Burney School, Blair
High School, Woodley
School, Camp School,
Hawkins Junior High
School, East Bowie,
Jones School, Davis
School, Grace
Christian School,
West Side, and
Pinecrest 41,109 -3.57% 31.07% 25.95%
45 PERRY COUNTY:
STONE COUNTY:
FORREST COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Dixie, Glendale,
Petal High, Petal-Leeville,
Rawls
Springs, Eatonville
School, Macedonia,
Sunrise, Petal-Harvey,
Forrest
County A.H.S.,
McCallum, McLaurin,
Brooklyn, Carnes,
and Maxie
HARRISON COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Riceville, Vidalia,
Lizana, Advance,
East Saucier, West
Saucier, East Lyman,
West Lyman, West
Orange Grove, New
Hope, Poplar Head,
Peace, Stonewall,
and White Plains 41,694 +2.20% 15.18% 13.32%
46 THE COUNTIES OF
GEORGE, GREENE,
and WAYNE
JACKSON COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Hurley, Wade, and
Big Point 42,208 -0.99% 21.66% 18.71%
*703
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
47 JACKSON COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Moss Point 2,
Moss Point 3,
Elder Street,
St. Martin,
Gulf Hills,
Satellite,
North Fountainbleu,
North Gautier,
Latimer, North
Vancleave, South
Vancleave, Larue,
Carterville,
Helena, East
Escatawpa, West
Escatawpa, Ocean
Springs 1, 2, 3, 4,
Ocean Springs East,
and Orange Grove 41,785 -1.98% 14.80% 12.89%
48 JACKSON COUNTY: The
Precincts of Kreole,
Moss Point 1, Jefferson
Street, Eastside,
Griffin Heights, Moss
Point 4, South Fountainbleu,
South Gautier,
Firestation, Lake
School, North
Pascagoula, Pinecrest,
Jackson
Avenue, Eastlawn,
Central Firestation,
Court House, Ingalls
Avenue, South
Pascagoula, American
Legion, 11 Street 1,
11 Street 2, Country
Club, and Bayou
Cassotte 1, 2, 3, and
4 41,636 -2.33% 18.54% 16.23%
49 HARRISON COUNTY: The
Precincts of Biloxi
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
7A, 8, D'Iberville,
North Bay, Howard
Creek, and Holly
Hills 42,941 +0.72% 14.65% 12.39%
50 HARRISON COUNTY: The
Precincts of Gulfport
1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
9, 11, 12, and 15, Biloxi 9,
10, 11, East Handsboro,
West Handsboro, East
Mississippi City, and
West Mississippi City 42,317 -0.74%
*704
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
51 HARRISON COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Ladner, Pineville,
DeLisle, Outside
Long Beach, Green
Acres, West North
Gulfport, East North
Gulfport, East Orange
Grove, North Bel-Aire,
South Bel-Aire, West
Long Beach, East Long
Beach, West Pass Christian,
East Pass Christian,
and Gulfport 3, 10,
13, 14 41,536 -2.57
52 THE COUNTIES OF
HANCOCK and PEARL
RIVER 45,189 5.99% 16.73% 14.56%
THE MISSISSIPPI HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
1 TISHOMINGO COUNTY:
Except the Precincts
of Belmont and Golden
ALCORN COUNTY: The
Precincts of Glen,
Farmington, and East
Corinth 17,515 -3.61% 4.64% 3.98%
2 ALCORN COUNTY: That
portion not contained
in Districts 1 and 3 17,273 -4.94% 15.27% 13.27%
3 ALCORN COUNTY; The
Precincts of Rienzi,
Biggersville, Bethel,
Jacinto, and Union
PRENTISS COUNTY:
Beats 1, 2, and 5 17,534 -3.50% 11.34% 9.10%
4 TIPPAH COUNTY:
BENTON COUNTY: The
Precincts of Hopewell,
Fairgrounds, Canaan,
Michigan City, and
Lamar 18,982 +4.46% 23.98% 19.07%
*705
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. Vap
5 MARSHALL COUNTY: The
Precincts of West
Holly Springs No. 1,
North Holly Springs
No. 1, Red Banks,
North Holly Springs
No. 2, Early Grove,
Hudsonville, Slayden,
Mt. Pleasant, Byhalia,
Victoria, Cayce,
Barton, South Holly
Springs No. 4, Warsaw,
Watson, Wallhill,
Marianna, and
Chulahoma 18,535 +2.00% 67.31% 62.04%
6 DESOTO COUNTY: The
Precincts of Southaven
West 2, Southaven West
3, Southaven East,
Horn Lake, Aldens,
Plum Point, Mineral
Wells, Olive Branch
North, Olive Branch
South, Miller, and
Fairhaven 17,881 -1.59% 20.05% 16.77%
7 DESOTO COUNTY: The
Precincts of Walls,
Lake Cormorant, Days,
Eudora, Nesbit West,
Oak Grove, Hernando
West, Love, Hernando
East, Nesbit East,
Pleasant Hill,
Lewisburg West,
Lewisburg East,
Alpha]ba, Cockrum,
and Ingrams Mill 18,004 -0.91% 50.12% 43.76%
8 TATE COUNTY: 18,544 +2.05% 47.23% 38.90%
9 TUNICA COUNTY:
PANOLA COUNTY: The
Precincts of Crenshaw,
Longtown, and Pleasant
Grove, constituting
all of Beat 2
QUITMAN COUNTY: The
Precincts of Sledge
and Darling, constituting
all of Beat 1 18,188 +0.09% 69.46% 62.68%
10 PANOLA COUNTY:
Beats 1, 4, and 5 18,701 +2.91% 50.06% 43.52%
*706
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
11 PANOLA COUNTY: The
Precincts of Courtland,
East Crowder, South
Curtis, East Pope,
West Pope, and Tocawa,
constituting all of
Beat 3
QUITMAN COUNTY:
All Precincts in
Beats 2, 3, 4, and 5 17,682 -2.69% 53.67% 45.90%
12 LAFAYETTE COUNTY: The
Precincts of Oxford 4,
Burgess, Taylor, Orwood,
Shackleford, Higgenbotham,
Airport Grocery, Oxford 5,
Oxford 1, Oxford 3, and
Oxford 2 18,673 +2.76% 24.09% 18.00%
13 BENTON COUNTY: The
Precincts of Hickory
Flat, Ashland, Harris
Mill, Winborn, Floyd,
and Shawnee
MARSHALL COUNTY: The
Precincts of South
Holly Springs No. 5,
Lake Estates, Waterford,
Potts Camp, Bethlehem,
Cornerville, and Laws
Hill
LAFAYETTE COUNTY: The
Precincts of Free
Springs, Cambridge,
College Hill, Abbeville,
Paris, Mullins, Springs
Hill, Tula, Delay, North
Tula, Pine Bluff, Denmark,
Lafayette Springs,
Philadelphia, and Yocona
YALOBUSHA COUNTY: The
Precincts of North East,
South East, and North
West 18,849 +3.73% 37.43% 30.81%
14 UNION COUNTY: Except
the Precincts of Pinedale
and West Union 17,843 -1.80% 16.49% 14.04%
15 PONTOTOC COUNTY:
UNION COUNTY: The
Precincts of Pinedale
and West Union 18,616 +2.44% 16.64% 13.71%
16 LEE COUNTY: Beat 4;
The Precincts of
Bissell, Brewer,
Shannon, Richmond,
Plantersville,
Tupelo 5, East
Heights South,
Petersburg, and
Kedron 17,417 -4.14% 22.82% 20.02%
*707
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
17 LEE COUNTY: Beat 2;
The Precincts of
Belden, Eggville,
Gilvo, Mooreville,
Auburn, East Heights
North, and Tupelo 3 18,134 -0.20% 13.50% 12.18%
18 PRENTISS COUNTY:
Beats 3 and 4
LEE COUNTY:
Beat 1 17,421 -4.12% 20.85% 17.52%
19 ITAWAMBA COUNTY:
TISHOMINGO COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Belmont and Golden 18,894 +3.97% 5.16% 4.88%
20 MONROE COUNTY:
The Precincts lying
East of the Tombigbee
River less the Precinct
of Becker 17,533 -3.51% 17.00% 14.00%
21 LEE COUNTY: The
Precinct of Nettleton
MONROE COUNTY:
The Precincts lying
West of the Tombigbee
River plus the Precinct
of Becker 17,569 -3.31% 43.00% 38.00%
22 CHICKASAW COUNTY:
CALHOUN COUNTY: The
Precincts of Wardwell,
Bentley, Sabougla,
Denton, Slate Springs,
Pleasant Hill and
Derma No. 4 18,896 +3.98% 35.29% 29.71%
23 YALOBUSHA COUNTY:
Beats 1 and 5; The
Precincts of Boat
Landing, Pine Valley,
West, and Leggo
CALHOUN COUNTY:
Beats 1, 2, and 3;
The Precincts of
West Vardaman, East
Vardaman, Loyd, New
Liberty, Calhoun City
No. 4, and Derma No. 5 18,917 +4.10% 29.46% 23.38%
*708
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
24 GRENADA COUNTY: The
Precincts of Holcomb,
Oxberry, Pea Ridge,
Hardy, Geeslin Corner,
Precinct One, Precinct
Four, Precinct Five,
Precinct Six, Tie Plant,
and Elliott
YALOBUSHA COUNTY; The
Precincts of Oakland,
Tillatoba, and
Scobey 18,307 +0.74% 46.12% 39.52%
25 MONTGOMERY COUNTY:
ATTALA COUNTY:
Beat 2,
GRENADA COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Providence, Gore
Springs, Mt. Nebo,
Spears, Kirkman,
and Futheyville 18,089 -0.45% 41.96% 35.50%
26 COAHOMA COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Clarksdale No. 3,
Clarksdale No. 4,
Lyon, Jonestown,
Mattson, and
Cagles Crossing 17,794 -2.07% 74.79% 68.98%
27 COAHOMA COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Friars Point, Lula,
Clarksdale No. 1,
Clarksdale No. 2,
Clarksdale No. 5,
and Coahoma 18,442 +1.49% 51.06% 46.02%
28 COAHOMA COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Roundaway, Farrell,
Bobo, Sherard, and
Rena Lara
BOLIVAR COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Duncan-Alligator,
Shelby, Mount
Bayou, Merigold
(that portion east
of a line beginning
at the southeast
corner of Section
1, Township 24 North,
Range 6 West, south
to southeast corner
of Section 24, west along
section line to southwest
corner of Section 24,
south on section line
to southwest corner of
Section 25), and North
Cleveland 17,961 -1.15% 69.58% 62.16%
*709
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
29 BOLIVAR COUNTY: The
Precincts of West
Cleveland, West
Central Cleveland,
East Central Cleveland,
Boyle, Merigold (that
portion west of a line
beginning at the southeast
corner of Section
1, Township 24 North,
Range 6 West, south
to southeast corner
of Section 24, west
along section line
to southwest corner
of Section 24, south
on section line to
southwest corner of
Section 25), and
East Cleveland 18,061 -0.60% 49.39% 40.75%
30 BOLIVAR COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Gunnison, Rosedale,
Pace, Benoit, Longshot,
Scott, Stringtown,
Shaw and Skene
SUNFLOWER COUNTY:
Fairview Hale Precinct 18,017 -0.84% 69.15% 61.73%
31 SUNFLOWER COUNTY:
Beats 4 & 5; and
the Precinct of
Sunflower 17,952 -1.20% 62.12% 54.21%
32 SUNFLOWER COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Indianola No. 1,
Indianola No. 2,
Indianola No. 3,
Inverness, and
Moorhead 18,676 +2.77% 63.47% 55.86%
33 TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY:
All Except Philipp
precinct 18,102 -0.37% 59.75% 51.47%
34 LEFLORE COUNTY:
The precincts of
North Greenwood,
West Greenwood,
Southwest Greenwood,
Schlater, North Itta
Bena, and South Itta
Bena 17,919 -1.38% 37.47% 31.93%
*710
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
35 LEFLORE COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Central Greenwood,
East Greenwood,
South Greenwood,
Southeast Greenwood,
Rising Sun,
Sidon, Morgan City,
and Swifttown 18,142 -0.15% 75.77% 71.72%
36 CARROLL COUNTY:
TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY:
The Precinct of Phillip
HOLMES COUNTY:
The Precinct of West
LEFLORE COUNTY:
The Precincts of Minter
City, Money, and
Northeast Greenwood 17,923 -1.36% 58.95% 50.54%
37 The Counties of
CHOCTAW and WEBSTER 18,487 +1.73% 24.98% 19.94%
38 CLAY COUNTY 18,840 +3.68% 49.39% 43.75%
39 OKTIBBEHA COUNTY:
The Precincts of Maben,
Sturgis, Bradley, Double
Springs, Self Creek, Adaton,
Northwest Starkville,
Southwest Starkville,
North Longview, South Longview,
Southeast Starkville,
and that portion of Northeast
Starkville bounded by
a line described as follows:
beginning at a point where
the Northeast Starkville
precinct line intersects
the eastern boundary of
ED 7, thence northerly
along said boundary to its
intersection with U. S. Highway
82, thence easterly along
said highway to its intersection
with the eastern boundary
of the Northeast Starkville
precinct, thence northerly,
westerly, southerly, and
easterly along said precinct
boundary to its intersection
with the eastern boundary of
ED 7, the point of beginning
18,552 +2.09% 28.65% 23.47%
*711
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
40 NOXUBEE COUNTY:
LOWNDES COUNTY:
The Precinct of
Crawford
OKTIBBEHA COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Sessums, Oktoc and
Craig Springs 18,862 +3.80% 70.33% 63.68%
41 LOWNDES COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Caledonia, Air
Base, Rural Hill,
Caldwell School,
Sale School, Lee
High School,
Stokes Beard (that
portion outside the
city corporation
limits) and Brandon
School (that portion
north of the Columbus
and Greenville Railway). 17,983 -1.03% 10.19% 8.86%
42 LOWNDES COUNTY:
The Precincts of
New Hope, Fairview
School, Coleman
Elementary School,
Stokes Beard (that
portion within the
city corporation
limits), Hunt School
and Franklin School 18,765 +3.26% 45.22% 40.30%
43 LOWNDES COUNTY: The
Precincts of Carrier
Lodge, Mitchell Memorial
School, West Lowndes,
Artesia, Mayhew, that portion
of Brandon School
south of the Columbus and
Greenville Railway
OKTIBBEHA COUNTY: The
Precincts of Hickory Grove,
Bell School House, Osborn,
and Northeast Starkville,
except for that portion
bounded by a line described
as follows: beginning at a
point where the Northeast
Starkville precinct line
intersects the eastern boundary
of ED 7, thence northerly
along said boundary to its
*712
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
intersection with U. S. Highway
82, thence easterly along said
highway to its intersection
with the eastern boundary of
the Northeast Starkville precinct,
thence northerly, westerly,
southerly and easterly
along said precinct boundary to
its intersection with the eastern
boundary of ED 7, the point of
beginning 18,578 +2.23% 36.25% 27.34%
44 KEMPER COUNTY:
LAUDERDALE COUNTY:
The Precincts of Meehan,
Sageville, South
Nelliesburg, Valley,
Obadiah, Shucktown,
Pine Springs, Nelliesburg,
School Gap, Post,
Collinsville, Suqualena,
Schamberville, Martin,
Center Hill, West Lauderdale,
Daleville, Lizelia,
Andrews Chapel, Bailey,
Prospect, and Covington. 18,849 +3.73% 39.33% 32.98%
45 WINSTON COUNTY 18,406 +1.29% 39.10% 33.23%
46 NESHOBA COUNTY:
Except the Precincts
of New Woodland,
Zephyr Hill and
New Coldwater. 19,034 +4.74% 20.73% 16.90%
47 NESHOBA COUNTY:
The Precincts of
New Woodland, Zephyr
Hill and New Coldwater
LEAKE COUNTY 18,853 +3.75% 33.11% 28.65%
48 ATTALA COUNTY:
Beats 1, 3, 4, and
5 18,002 -0.93% 41.36% 35.12%
49 HOLMES COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Cruger, Thornton,
Lexington 4, Lexington
1, Durant, Goodman,
Pickens, Ebenezer,
and Coxburg 18,510 +1.86% 66.87% 59.49%
*713
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
50 HUMPHREYS COUNTY:
HOLMES COUNTY: The
Precinct of Tchula 17,971 -1.10% 66.90% 60.23%
51 WASHINGTON COUNTY:
The Precincts of
1-1, 2-2, and 5-5 17,617 -3.04% 73.36% 68.35%
52 WASHINGTON COUNTY:
The Precincts of 3-4,
4-1, 5-4, and that
portion of 3-3 bounded
by a line described as
follows: Beginning at
the intersection of Hinds
Street and Magnolia Street,
thence southerly along Hinds
Street to West Union Street,
to North Poplar Street, to
Alexander Street East, to
Shelby Street North, to
Main Street, thence along
Main Street and Main Street
extended to its intersection
with the western boundary
of precinct 3-3, thence
northerly and easterly along
said boundary to the point
of beginning. 17,810 -1.98% 37.55% 33.38%
53 WASHINGTON COUNTY: The
Precincts of 5-1, 5-2, 5-3,
2-4, 4-2, 4-3, and that portion
of 2-1 not contained in
District 54.
19,055 +4.86% 62.20% 55.63%
54 WASHINGTON COUNTY:
The Precincts of 1-2,
3-1, 3-2, 1-4, 2-3,
that portion of 2-1
described as follows:
beginning at the intersection
of State Highway
1 with Reed Road, thence
southerly along State
Highway 1 to its intersection
with Barbara
Street, thence generally
westward along Barbara
Street and Barbara Street
extended for about 2075
feet, thence generally
southerly along a line
parallel to Irby Street
*714
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
extended for about 900
feet to the extension
of Pauline Street, and
thence generally westward
along Pauline Street extended
for about 1200 feet
to Canal Street which is
the westerly boundary of
precinct 2-1, thence northerly
and then easterly
along the boundary of
said precinct to the point
of beginning; and 1-3 and
that portion of 3-3 not
contained in District 52
SHARKEY COUNTY: Beat 5
17,901 -1.48% 46.89% 40.14%
55 ISSAQUENA COUNTY:
SHARKEY COUNTY:
Precincts in Beats
1, 2, 3, & 4
WARREN COUNTY: The
Precincts of Oak
Ridge, Redwood, Cedar
Grove, Kings, and
Culkin 17,978 -1.06% 50.56% 44.64%
56 WARREN COUNTY: The
Precincts of American
Legion, Central Fire
Station, St. Aloysius,
Auditorium, Walters &
Brunswick 18,745 +3.15% 60.99% 56.22%
57 WARREN COUNTY: The
Precincts of No. 7
Fire Station, Jett,
Jonestown, Yokena,
Redbone, Goodrum,
Tingle, Bovina,
and Beechwood 18,130 -0.22% 21.57% 20.17%
58 YAZOO COUNTY: The
Precincts of Valley,
Benton, Free Run,
West Midway, Lake
City, South City
Hall, Robinette,
Center Ridge, North
City Hall, West Courthouse,
East Courthouse,
East Lintonia, West
Lintonia, Carter, Eden
and Zion. 19,011 +4.62% 49.40% 44.95%
*715
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
59 MADISON COUNTY:
Beats 4 and 5; The
Precincts of Canton
1, Canton 2, Canton
3, Canton 4, Canton
5, and that portion
of Canton 6 east of
Highway I-55 18,977 +4.43% 66.67% 59.93%
60 MADISON COUNTY:
Beat 3; The Precincts
of Canton 6 (that portion
west of Highway
I-55), Smith School,
and Flora
YAZOO COUNTY: The
Precincts of Dover,
East Bentonia, West
Bentonia, Fugates,
Deasonville, Harttown,
East Midway, Mechanicsburg,
Phoenix, Sartartia,
Enola, Fairview and Holly
Bluff 19,053 +4.85% 58.16% 52.57%
61 RANKIN COUNTY: The
Precincts of North
Pelahatchie, Leesburg,
Pisgah, Fannin, Oakdale,
Holbrook, Skyway Hills,
North McLaurin, Patton
Place, Flowood, West
Pearson, Henry Grady,
Castlewoods, Reservoir,
South McLaurin, South
Pelahatchie, Shiloh,
Crossroads, North Pearson
and Crossgates 17,460 -3.91 22.20% 20.00%
62 RANKIN COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Antioch, Mayton,
Puckett, County
Line, Cato, Johns,
Dobson, Dry Creek,
West Brandon, East
Brandon, North Brandon,
Whitfield, Spring
Hill, Shoto, West
Pearl, Pearl, Cunningham
Heights & South
Pearson 17,368 -4.42 37.00% 34.00%
*716
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
63 COPIAH COUNTY: The
Precincts of Crystal
Springs East, Carpenter,
and Crystal Springs
West;
RANKIN COUNTY: The
Precincts of Star,
Monterey, East Steens
Creek, North Plain,
South Plain, Cleary,
West Steens Creek,
Clear Branch, and Mt.
Creek
SIMPSON COUNTY: The
Precincts of Pearl,
Fork Church, & Harrisville. 17,447 -3.98% 33.20% 28.73%
HOUSE DISTRICTS
CASE # 3830 (A)
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
64 HINDS COUNTY:
Precincts 41, 44,
45, 78, 79, 80, 81,
82, 83, and Cynthia 17,807 -2.00% 9.05% 7.73%
65 HINDS COUNTY:
Precincts 13, 35, 36,
37, 38, 39, 40, 42,
43, and that portion
of precinct 17 not in
District 66, and that
part of Precinct 16
north of Ridgeway
Street 17,473 -3.84% 15.24% 12.51%
66 HINDS COUNTY:
Precincts 5, 6, 8, 9, 14,
15, 16, less and except
that part of 16 north of
Ridgeway Street, that
portion of precinct 17
described as follows:
beginning at the intersection
of State Street
and Ridgeway Street,
proceeding north on
State Street to Council
Circle, thence east and
south along Council Circle
to Mohawk Avenue, proceeding
east on Mohawk to Sherwood
Drive, thence generally
southeasterly along Sherwood
Drive to Hawthorne Drive,
*717
Percent Percent
Dist Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
thence south on Hawthorne
Drive to the boundary of
precinct 17, thence generally
westerly along the southern
boundary of the precinct to
the point of beginning, precincts
32, 33, and 34 17,663 -2.79% 3.68% 2.72%
67 HINDS COUNTY: Precincts
21, 22, 23, 27 percinct
28 north of Ridgeway,
precincts 29, 30, and 61
and that part of 83 west
of the Illinois Central
Gulf Railroad and east
of the Western boundary
of old precinct 27 17,521 -3.57% 78.09% 71.87%
68 HINDS COUNTY: Precincts
11, 12, 20, that portion
of precinct 28 south of
Ridgeway, precincts 31,
55, and 56 17,270 -4.95% 80.89% 74.53%
69 HINDS COUNTY: Precincts
51, 53, 54, 57, 58, 63,
64, less and except that
part of 64 south of
Highway 80, that portion
of precinct 52 west of
Prentiss, and precinct 66 17,997 -0.95% 74.36% 69.70%
70 HINDS COUNTY: Precincts 1,
2, 4, 10, 18, 19, 50, and
that portion of precinct 52
east of Prentiss 18,761 +3.24% 75.30% 68.78%
71 HINDS COUNTY: Precincts
47, 71, 72, 73, 75, 76,
77 and that part of 97 North
of McDowell Road and that
part of 64 south of Raymond
Road 18,280 +0.59% 9.22% 7.98%
72 HINDS COUNTY: Precincts
24, 25, 26, 59, 60, 62,
67, 68, 69, 70 and that
part of 64 between Raymond
Road and U.S. Highway 80 17,996 -0.96% 5.83% 4.93%
73 HINDS COUNTY: The Precincts
of Pocahontas, Tinnin,
Brownsville, Bolton, Edwards,
Raymond No. 1, Raymond No. 2,
Learned, Cayuga, Utica No. 1,
Utica No. 2, Chapel Hill 18,406 +1.29% 66.79% 59.02%
74 HINDS COUNTY: The Precincts
of Pinehaven, Clinton Nos. 1,
2, 3, and 4, and Jackson
Precincts 85, 86, 87, and 88 17,708 -2.54% 32.17% 26.19%
*718
Percent Percent
Dist Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
75 HINDS COUNTY: The Precincts
of Springridge, Byram, Dry
Grove, Terry, Old Byram, and
Jackson Precincts 89 through
97, and 74 18,091 -0.44% 17.93% 15.25%
76 SCOTT COUNTY: Except
the Precincts of High
Hill, Lake, Usry, Salem,
Langs Mill, and Northeast
Forest 17,412 -4.17% 34.01% 30.14%
77 COPIAH COUNTY: Except
the Precincts of Crystal
Springs East, Crystal
Springs West, and
Carpenter 18,588 +2.29% 50.96% 44.18%
78 SIMPSON COUNTY: Except
the Precincts of Pearl,
Fork Church and Harrisville 17,766 -2.22% 30.83% 26.34%
79 NEWTON COUNTY: Except
the Precincts of Hazel
and Lawrence 17,533 -3.51% 26.72% 22.68%
80 SMITH COUNTY:
SCOTT COUNTY: The
Precincts of High Hill,
Lake, Usry, Salem, Langs
Mill, and Northeast
Forest 17,518 -3.59% 22.94% 18.42%
81 JASPER COUNTY:
NEWTON COUNTY: The
Precincts of Hazel and
Lawrence 17,444 -4.00% 45.38% 38.92%
82 JONES COUNTY: The
Precincts of Stone Deavours
School, City Barn,
Sandy Gavin School, Oak
Park School, Ovett, Crotts,
Tuckers, Glade, Northeast
School, Myrick, Erata,
Sandersville School, and
Courthouse 18,005 -0.91% 33.53% 29.47%
*719
Percent Percent
Dist Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
83 LAUDERDALE COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Meridian 1A, 1B,
2B, 5E, South Gap,
East Gap, Russell,
Kewanee, Toomsuba,
Dalewood, East Lauderdale,
Lockhart, East
Marion, Lauderdale,
Ponta, Alamucha, Vimville,
Marion, Odom,
Bonita, Chapman, Long
Creek, South Marion,
and that area outside
the city of Meridian
South of the South
Marion precinct and
west of Highway 45 18,496 +1.78% 20.75% 16.85%
84 LAUDERDALE COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Meridian 2C, 4C, 4D,
5A, and 5B 18,485 +1.72% 58.45% 51.41%
85 LAUDERDALE COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Meridian 1C, 2A, 3A,
3B, 3C, 4A, 4B, and
5C 18,596 +2.33% 18.54% 16.50%
86 CLARKE COUNTY:
LAUDERDALE COUNTY:
The Precincts of Whynot,
Causeyville, Center
Grove, Zero, Pickard,
Carmichael, Clarksdale,
Jones Store, and Wanita
17,943 -1.25% 34.15% 29.49%
87 CLAIBORNE COUNTY:
JEFFERSON COUNTY: Beats
2, 3, 4, and 5 18,442 +1.49% 75.77% 71.55%
88 JONES COUNTY: The
Precincts of Mason
School, 26th Street
Fire Station, Anthony's
Florist, Nora Davis,
Harper Transfer, Sharon,
Shady Grove, Matthews,
West Jones School,
Calhoun, Gitano, Soso,
Bruce, Centerville,
Hebron, Pleasant Ridge,
and Blackwell. 18,433 +1.44% 29.85% 25.69%
*720
Percent Percent
Dist Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
89 WAYNE COUNTY:
JONES COUNTY: The
Precincts of Rustin
and Sandersville 18,530 +1.97% 31.83% 27.44%
90 JONES COUNTY: The
Precincts of Lamar
School, Prentiss
School, Maddox School,
Fairgrounds, Pendorf,
Sandhill, Rainey, Pine
Grove, County Barn,
Union, Moselle, Shelton,
Ellisville No. 1, and
Ellisville No. 2 18,039 -0.72% 10.19% 9.34%
91 COVINGTON COUNTY:
JEFFERSON DAVIS COUNTY:
Beats 2 and 3, and Clem
precinct 19,078 +4.99% 36.91% 31.46%
92 LAWRENCE COUNTY:
JEFFERSON DAVIS COUNTY:
Beats 1, 4 (less Clem
precinct), and 5. 18,997 +4.54% 40.00% 35.43%
93 LINCOLN COUNTY:
Beat 2; The Precincts
of Fair River, Brookhaven
High School,
Courthouse, Ole Brook,
Southeast Brookhaven,
Halbert Heights, City
Hall, Zetus, Loyd Star,
and Northwest Brookhaven 18,748 +3.17% 33.93% 29.24%
94 LINCOLN COUNTY: The
Precincts of Johnson,
Arlington, Johnson
Grove, Ruth, Norfield,
Bogue Chitto, Enterprise,
East Lincoln, and McClendon
PIKE COUNTY: The Precincts
of 4/18, 4/17,
3/16, 3/13, 3/12, 3/11,
4/19, 5/27, 5/26, 1/1,
1/2, and 1/3 18,219 +0.26% 39.84% 33.93%
*721
Percent Percent
Dist Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
95 ADAMS COUNTY: The
Precincts in Beat 4,
and Carpenter No. 1
in Beat 2; Concord
and Somerset in Beat
3; and Anchorage in
Beat 5 17,482 -3.79% 69.40% 66.45%
96 ADAMS COUNTY: The
Precincts of Courthouse,
By-Pass Fire Station,
and Bellemont in Beat 1;
Duncan Park, Beau Pre
and Kingston in Beat 2;
Palestine and Liberty
Park in Beat 3; Morgantown,
Oakland, and Washington
in Beat 5. 18,332 +0.88% 25.79% 22.59%
97 FRANKLIN COUNTY:
JEFFERSON COUNTY: Beat 1
LINCOLN COUNTY: The Precincts
of Vaughn, Caseyville,
Old Red Star, and West
Lincoln
AMITE COUNTY: Beat 3, and
the Precincts of New Zion,
Zion Hill, South Gloster,
Smithdale, Liberty, and
Tangipahoa 18,751 +3.19% 41.67% 34.99%
98 WILKINSON COUNTY:
AMITE COUNTY: The
Precincts of East
Liberty, South Liberty,
Graves, Walls,
Riceville, Tickfaw,
Ariel, Berwick, East
Centreville, Street,
and East Fork
ADAMS COUNTY: Cloverdale
Precinct 18,742 +3.14% 63.49% 57.66%
99 PIKE COUNTY: The
Precincts of 2/8,
5/25, 2/9, 2/7, 4/20,
3/14, 4/21, 3/15, 1/5,
5/22, 1/4, 5/23, 2/6,
2/10, and 5/24 18,785 +3.37% 40.56% 34.98%
*722
Percent Percent
Dist Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
100 WALTHALL COUNTY:
MARION COUNTY: The
Precincts of Sandy
Hook, Union, Hub, Pine
Burr, Balls Mill, Pittman,
and Kokomo 17,583 -3.24% 40.28% 34.25%
101 MARION COUNTY: Beats
1, 2, and 3, and the
Precincts of East
Columbia, South Columbia,
and Courthouse 17,788 -2.10% 28.71% 24.66%
102 LAMAR COUNTY:
FORREST COUNTY: The
Precincts of Brooklyn,
Carnes, Maxie, and
Rawls Springs 17,448 -3.97% 12.20% 10.58%
103 FORREST COUNTY: The
Precincts of Woodley
School, Blair High
School, Grace Christian
School, Hawkins Junior
High (west of Main
Street), Pinecrest,
Westside, and Thames
School 18,853 +3.75% 1.54% 1.48%
104 FORREST COUNTY: The
Precincts of Hawkins
Junior High School
(that portion east of
Main Street), Jones
School, East Bowie,
Walthall School, Eaton
School, Rowan High School,
Lillie Burney School,
William Carey, Dixie Pine,
and Camp School
18,623 +2.48% 58.53% 52.28%
*723
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
105 FORREST COUNTY: The
Precincts of Eatonville,
Glendale, Petal-Leeville,
Macedonia, Petal High
School, Petal-Harvey
School, Sunrise, McCallum,
McLaurin, Forrest County
Agricultural High School,
Dixie, Central School, and
Davis School
18,134 -0.20% 15.66% 14.07%
106 GREENE COUNTY:
PERRY COUNTY: 17,610 -3.08% 24.21% 21.19%
107 STONE COUNTY: The
Precincts of Elarbee,
Thomas Price, Red Creek,
South Central Wiggins,
Perkinston, and McHenry;
HARRISON COUNTY: The Precincts
of Ladner, Lizana,
Vidalia, West Lyman, Riceville,
Advance, and West
Saucier;
PEARL RIVER COUNTY: The
Precincts of Hillsdale, Byrd
Line, Hickory Grove, Caesar,
Salem, Henleyfield, Gum Pond,
Wolf River, Poplarville East,
Oak Hill, White Sand, Buck
Branch, Poplarville West,
Progress, Silver Run, Savannah,
Derby, Ford's Creek, McNeill,
and Steep Hollow
17,596 -3.16% 14.32% 12.32%
108 GEORGE COUNTY:
STONE COUNTY: The
Precincts of Bond,
Central Wiggins, East
Central Wiggins, Tuxechena,
Flint Creek,
Wisdom, and Pleasant
Hill 17,363 -4.44% 13.23% 10.92%
*724
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
109 PEARL RIVER COUNTY:
The Precincts of Mill
Creek, Pine Grove,
Picayune 4, Nicholson,
Picayune 5, Carriere,
Picayune 3, Picayune 2,
Picayune 1, and Ozona 17,362 -4.45% 22.01% 19.76%
110 JACKSON COUNTY: The
Precincts of Wade, Hurley,
Big Point, Orange Grove,
Helena, East Escatawpa,
West Escatawpa, Bayou
Casotte No. 4, Bayou
Casotte No. 3, and
Jefferson Street 18,424 +1.39% 7.69% 6.63%
111 JACKSON COUNTY: The
Precincts of Griffin
Heights, Eastside,
Moss Point No. 1,
Moss Point No. 2,
Moss Point No. 3,
Moss Point No. 4,
Elder Street, and
Kreole. 18,254 +0.45% 41.81% 36.76%
112 JACKSON COUNTY: The
Precincts of Bayou
Casotte No. 1, Bayou
Casotte No. 2, Pinecrest,
Country Club,
Jackson Avenue, Eastlawn,
Central, North
Pascagoula, Ingalls
Avenue, American Legion,
South Pascagoula, 11th
Street No. 1, and 11th
Street No. 2 17,772 -2.19% 14.26% 13.03%
*725
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
113 JACKSON COUNTY: The
Precincts of North Gautier,
Courthouse, Fire
Station, Lake School,
Carterville, Larue,
North Vancleave, South
Vancleave, Latimer,
St. Martin, and South
Gautier;
HARRISON COUNTY: The
Precinct of D'Iberville
18,530 +1.97% 9.13% 7.94%
114 JACKSON COUNTY: The
Precincts of South
Fountainbleau, Ocean
Springs No. 1, Ocean
Springs No. 2, Ocean
Springs No. 3, Ocean
Springs No. 4, Ocean
Springs East, Gulf
Hills, Satellite, and
North Fountainbleau 17,422 -4.12% 5.63% 5.07%
115 HARRISON COUNTY: The
Precincts of Biloxi 1,
Biloxi 2, Biloxi 3,
Biloxi 4, Biloxi 5,
Biloxi 6, and Biloxi 7
18,735 +3.10% 28.92% 24.42%
116 HARRISON COUNTY:
The Precincts of
North Bay, Holly Hills,
Biloxi 7A, and that portion
of Biloxi 8 not located
in District 117. 18,291 +0.66% 4.42% 4.97%
117 HARRISON COUNTY:
The Precincts of Biloxi
9, Biloxi 10, Biloxi 11,
and that portion of
East Handsboro (south
of Pass Christian Road),
and that portion of
Biloxi 8 west of Keesler
Air Force Base and west
of St. Charles Avenue. 18,646 +2.61% 3.40% 3.55%
*726
Percent Percent
Dist. Percent Black Black
No. Description Population Variance Pop. VAP
118 HARRISON COUNTY:
The Precincts of West
Handsboro, East Mississippi
City, West Mississippi
City, Gulfport 6, Gulfport
7, Gulfport 11, Gulfport
12, Gulfport 15, and
part of East Handsboro
(north of Pass Christian
Road). 18,499 +1.80% 9.83% 8.32%
119 HARRISON COUNTY:
The Precincts of
West North Gulfport,
East North Gulfport,
Gulfport 3, Gulfport
4, Gulfport 5, Gulfport
8, Gulfport 9,
and Gulfport 13 18,224 +0.29% 47.57% 39.65%
120 HARRISON COUNTY:
The Precincts of
Gulfport 1, Gulfport
2, Gulfport 10, Gulfport
14, East Long
Beach, West Long Beach,
East Pass Christian,
and West Pass Christian
18,091 -0.44% 20.43% 17.83%
121 HARRISON COUNTY:
The Precincts of
White Plains, Howard
Creek, Stonewall,
Peace, Poplar Head,
East Lyman, East
Saucier, New Hope,
Outside Long Beach,
Green Acres, West
Orange Grove, Pineville,
DeLisle, East
Orange, South Bel-Aire
and North Bel-Aire. 17,710 -2.53% 8.23% 7.10%
122 HANCOCK COUNTY 17,387 -4.31% 14.18% 12.34%
*727 IT IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED, and DECREED that the within and foregoing is the final judgment of this Court as to the geographical descriptions of the various legislative districts therein described.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED, and DECREED that the Court retains jurisdiction of this case for the limited purpose of appropriately disposing of such ancillary matters, not going to the merits of the case, as costs, attorneys fees, appropriate action as to those precincts which have been divided by this Order, and the like.
Our purpose is to enter a final judgment on the merits in this legislation in order that any party wishing to do so may promptly appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States as per its most recent Order in this case.
It being made known to the Court that the Counties of DeSoto, Panola and Yazoo have recently been redistricted in compliance with the one man one vote rule, the Court retains jurisdiction for the purpose of making any necessary amendment to this Judgment within ten (10) days in order that reapportionment plans will coincide within the electoral situation in said counties.
In order that the corrections herein appearing may be accomplished, our previous Judgment of April 11, 1979, filed herein is hereby withdrawn and set aside.
The Attorney General of Mississippi, one of the defendants in this case, will provide three (3) copies of this Judgment to all Circuit Clerks in the State of Mississippi, and one copy to each of the members of the Legislature.
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Ernest White v. City of Belzoni, Mississippi
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Connor v. Winter
519 F. Supp. 1337 (S.D. Mississippi, 1981)
United States Et Al. v. Mississippi; And Henry Et Al. v. Mississippi
444 U.S. 1050 (Supreme Court, 1980)
Connor v. Finch
431 U.S. 407 (Supreme Court, 1977)
Connor v. Finch
469 F. Supp. 693 (S.D. Mississippi, 1979)
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