THE SUN HERALD--- Some South Mississippi counties will use multiple ballots for today's party primaries. The multiple ballots are to accommodate races that cover only part of a county. Readers interested in seeing the format of the ballots in each county should refer to The Sun Herald's special election section, which was published July 27.
After soaking in months of political advertising, "Get out the vote" rallies and door-to-door campaigning, voters today will choose party nominees for offices as well known as governor and as little known as constable.
In fact, more than 20 different state, district and county offices are on the ballots today in South Mississippi's six counties. The primaries, put on by the Republican and Democratic parties, will help narrow the field of candidates in the Nov. 4 general election. ---