Moss Point-Jackson County NAACP

Moss Point-Jackson County NAACP Branch President Curley Clark Celebrating Juneteenth with Some Local Celebrities...Can You Name Them?😁❤️🖤💚✊🏾 ❤️💙🤍🇺🇲

Second Baptist, Thank You For Having Us Today for 💐💐our Moss Point-Jackson County NAACP 5th Sunday Fellowship In Moss Point, Mississippi with Rev. Pastor Johnnie Sims
✝️✝️✝️..We Appreciate Your Commitment and Services In Our Community ❤️👏🏽 and we thank your members for Being A Pillar and Beacon of Light 💛 for so many!
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Branch President: Curley Clark
Religious Affairs/At Large: Rev. Ann Pickett Parker
Comm. Specialist/At Large: Dr. Shira Stallworth
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Featured: L-R, Ms. Marilynn Miller, Ms. Portia Harris, Pastor Sims, Mr. Rosie Calhoun, and Ms. Anita Means 💐❤️👑✝️

ATTENTION MOSS POINT VOTERS!

If you are a voter who is registered to vote at the Sue Ellen voting Precinct OR a voter who is registered to vote at the Young Men's Business Club (YMBC) voting precinct, voter information cards from the Circuit Clerk's Office are currently being mailed to each of you alerting you of a change in your precinct.

For those who normally vote at Sue Ellen, your temporary voting location is now Dr. Reuben P. Morris Fire station located at 5206 Martin Luther King Blvd.

For those who normally vote at the YMBC voting location your precinct has now changed to the St. Paul United Methodist Church located at 3424 Davis Street in Moss Point (on Belview and Magnolia Street)

IF you normally vote at either of these locations and have NOT received notice of these changes, you may need to contact the Circuit Clerk's office and verify or even change your mailing or physical address.

Any voter that normally votes at either of these locations and have moved need to update their information at the Circuit Clerk's office or come by our office at 4111 Amonett Street and let us get your information corrected so you won't have to vote by Affidavit ballot on election day.

Voting is a privilege that each of us should use and we don't want anyone to lose your vote by voting in the incorrect precinct.

If you have questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to us at the Jackson County Election Commission's office at 228-769-3362