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Jasper County | July 20th | Jasper County Community Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Smith County | July 21st | Smith County Multi-Purpose Building
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Simpson County | July 23rd | Magee Civic Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Copiah County | July 27th | Copiah-Lincoln Community College (Billy B. Thames Conference Center)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Claiborne County | September 11th | Alcorn State University (James L. Bolden Campus Union)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Jefferson County | July 28th | Jefferson County High School
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Adams County | July 30th | Natchez Convention Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Wilkinson County | August 3rd | Centreville Civic Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Franklin County | August 5th | 21st Century Community Learning Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Amite County | August 10th | Ethel Vance Park
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Pike County | August 11th | Martin Luther King Park (Banquet Hall)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Lincoln County | August 13th | Brookhaven Building
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Lawrence County | August 17th | Lawrence County Civic Center & Museum
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Walthall County | August 18th | Southwest Events Center (Tylertown)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Marion County | August 20th | Marion County Community Room
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Jefferson Davis County | August 24th | Prentiss Institute (Rosenwald Building)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Covington County | August 25th | Collins Civic Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Lamar County | August 27th | Purvis Community Center
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Forrest County | August 31st | The University of Southern Mississippi (Thad Cochran Center)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
Jones County | September 1st | Jones College (M. P. Bush Fine Arts Auditorium)
Town Hall Rules 1) Format and fairness (90 Minutes / 3 Candidates) • This is a community-led, nonpartisan town hall. • The moderator enforces the same rules for everyone. • All candidates receive equal time (including any follow-up questions). 2) Speaking order (random draw before the event) • Speaking order is determined by a random draw before the event (A–B–C). Opening statements (3 minutes each) • A–B–C (random draw) Questions (rotating order each round) • Q1: A–B–C
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