The Better Chancery Practice Blog

These are, of course, uncertified, and are the best information I have available to me today (new chancellors names in bold):

District One (Alcorn, Itawamba, Lee, Monroe, Pontotoc, Prentiss, Tishomingo, and Union).

Place 1 (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor John A. Hatcher, Jr.) Brad Tennison.

Unopposed were Chancellors Bailey, Malski, and Mask.

District Two (Jasper, Newton, Scott) (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor H. David Clark, II)

Robert M. Logan, Jr., unopposed

District Three (Desoto, Grenada, Montgomery, Panola, Tate, and Yalobusha)

Unopposed were Daniels, Lundy, and Lynchard.

District Four (Amite, Franklin, Pike, and Walthall)

Unopposed were Halford and Smith.

District Five (Hinds).

Sub 5-2 (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor Patricia D. Wise) Crystal Wise Martin.

Sub 5-4 (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor William H. Singletary) Tiffany Grove.

Unopposed were Owens and Thomas.

District Six (Attala, Carroll, Choctaw, Kemper, Neshoba, Winston)

Place 2 (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor Edward C. Fenwick) Kiley Kirk.

Unopposed was Kilgore.

District Seven (Bolivar, Coahoma, Leflore, Quitman, Tallahatchie, Tunica)

Sub 7-2 (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor Jon Barnwell) Willie J. Perkins, Sr.

Unopposed were Farris-Carter and Sanders.

District Eight (Hancock, Harrison, Stone)

Place 3. Incumbent Chancellor Sandy Steckler def. by Margaret Alfonso.

Unopposed were Bise, Persons, and Schloegel.

District Nine (Humphreys, Issaquena, Sharkey, Sunflower, Warren, Washington)

Sub 9-1 (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor Marie Wilson) Bennie L. Richard, unopposed.

Sub 9-2 Incumbent Chancellor Jane R. Weathersby def. by by Debra M. Giles.

Unopposed was Barnes.

District Ten (Forrest, Lamar, Marion, Pearl River, Perry)

Place 3 (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor Johnny L. Williams) Sheila H. Smallwood.

Place 4 (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor M. Ronald Doleac) Chad Smith.

Unopposed were Gambrell and Sheldon.

District Eleven (Holmes, Leake, Madison, and Yazoo)

Unopposed were Brewer, Clark, and Walker.

District Twelve (Lauderdale, Clarke)

Place 1 (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor Jerry G. Mason) Charles E. Smith.

Unopposed was Primeaux.

District Thirteen (Covington, Jefferson Davis, Lawrence, Simpson, Smith)

Place 1. Incumbent Chancellor David Shoemake def. John Allen Bufington.

Unopposed was Martin.

District Fourteen (Chickasaw, Clay, Lowndes, Noxubee, Oktibbeha, Webster)

Place 1 (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor Kenneth M. Burns) Rodney Faver (appears to have won; affidavit ballots are still being counted).

Place 2 (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor H. James Davidson) Joseph N. “Joe” Studdard.

Place 3 (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor Dorothy W. Colom) Paula Drungole-Ellis.

District Fifteen (Copiah, Lincoln) (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor Edward E. Patten)

Joseph Durr.

District Sixteen (George, Greene, Jackson)

Place 2 (being vacated  by retirement of Chancellor Jaye A. Bradley) Tanya Hasbrouck.

Place 3 (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor Michael L. Fondren) Mark A. Maples.

Unopposed was Harris.

District Seventeen (Adams, Claiborne, Jefferson, and Wilkinson)

Unopposed were Davis and Ward.

District Eighteen (Benton, Calhoun, Lafayette, Marshall, Tippah)

Place 1 (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor V. Glenn Alderson) Lawrence L. Little.

Unopposed was Whitwell.

District Nineteen (Jones and Wayne)

Unopposed was McKenzie.

District Twenty (Rankin)

Place 2 (being vacated by retirement of Chancellor John S. Grant) Troy F. Odom.

Unopposed were McLaurin and Roberts.

Special Thanks to Beverly Kraft of the Supreme Court for helping fill in the information gaps.