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The Mississippi Joint Legislative Redistricting and Reapportionment Committee is holding eight public hearings across the state to hear from Mississippi residents about legislative redistricting. All hearings begin at 6 p.m. Aug. 18 — Belden Belden Center Completed Aug. 27 — Southaven Northwest Mississippi Community College Ranger Center, Conference Rooms 107–109 Sept. 1 — Cleveland Delta State University Sept. 8 — Natchez Alcorn State University Sept. 10 — Meridian Meridian Community College Sept. 17 — Hattiesburg University of Southern Mississippi Sept. 22 — Gulfport Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College Oct. 1 — Jackson Mississippi Capitol Building

2026 Redistricting Hearings Schedule

Aug 18, 2026 | 6:00 PM (CT)
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The Immigration Storytelling Project

Immigrants belong here but the Trump administration has launched an unprecedented attack on them, often employing unconstitutional practices to fulfill a cruel and inhumane agenda. In this series, we explain how these policies affect lives and tell the true stories of our neighbors and community members who are being targeted.

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Federal Court Rejects Effort to Block DeSoto County’s Majority-Black Judicial District

Court rules plaintiffs “wholly failed to carry their burden” in challenge to Mississippi’s only majority-Black judicial subdistrict

ACLU of Mississippi to Hold Press Conference Calling for Fairness and Transparency in Legislative Redistricting

Media Advisory: The ACLU of Mississippi, in coalition with other Mississippi voting rights advocates, will hold a press conference ahead of the House Select Committee on Redistricting hearing to call for fair maps and transparency.

ACLU of Mississippi Secures Significant Settlement in Civil Rights Cases Against City of Lexington

ACLU of Mississippi, pro bono counsel Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP, O’Melveny & Myers, and Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP Secure Significant Settlement in Civil Rights Cases Against City of Lexington