Mississippi Code
Article 27 - Regulation of Elections
§ 23-15-874. Prohibition against use of court personnel in judicial campaigns; violations

A candidate for judicial office shall not use court administrators, deputy court administrators, court reporters, deputy court reporters, judges' secretaries or law clerks as workers in his or her campaign activities. Violations of this section shall be referred to the Commission on Judicial Performance.

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Mississippi Code

Title 23 - Elections

Chapter 15 - Mississippi Election Code

Article 27 - Regulation of Elections

§ 23-15-874. Prohibition against use of court personnel in judicial campaigns; violations

§ 23-15-875. Prohibitions against charges with respect to integrity of candidate

§ 23-15-877. Prohibitions against newspaper editorials and stories with respect to integrity of candidate; newspaper's obligation to print reply; liability for damages

§ 23-15-879. Exemption of newspapers and other publications from requirements as to subscription of printed matter

§ 23-15-881. Prohibitions against excessive expenditures or hiring of workers for state highways or public roads; maintenance of records

§ 23-15-883. Exceptions to prohibitions with respect to state highway or public road expenditures or employment

§ 23-15-885. Prohibitions against excessive expenditures or hiring of workers for streets of municipalities

§ 23-15-887. Penalties for violation of chapter by member of Mississippi Transportation Commission, member of board of supervisors, or mayor or member of board of aldermen or other governing authority of municipality

§ 23-15-889. Prohibitions against buying or selling vote or offering to do so; penalties

§ 23-15-891. Prohibition against provision of free services or services at reduced rates by common carriers, Internet service providers, or telephone companies; requirement of sworn statement

§ 23-15-895. Prohibition against distribution of campaign material within 150 feet of polling place; prohibition against appearance of certain persons at polling place while armed, uniformed, or displaying badge or credentials; enforcement

§ 23-15-901. Electors' privilege from arrest

§ 23-15-903. Procedure for filing complaint of violation of election law