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Wayne County | September 3rd | Waynesboro Municipal / City 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
Perry County | Saturday 7th | New Augusta 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
Greene County | September 8th | Leakesville 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
George County | September 10th | George County 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
Stone County | September 24th | Magnolia 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
Pearl River County | September 29th | PRCC Brownstone Center (Poplarville)
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
Hancock County | October 6th | BSL Community Hall (Bay St. Louis)
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
Harrison County | October 13th | Randolph Center (Pass Christian)
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
Jackson County | October 15th | Pelican Landing Event and Conference Center 6:00PM
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
DeSoto County | October 20th | Landers Center (Southaven)
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
Hinds County | October 27th | Thalia Mara 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
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