2016 United States House of Representatives elections in Mississippi Last updated September 10, 2025 Overview Statewide 2016 United States House of Representatives elections in Mississippi Party Votes Percentage Seats +/– Republican 680,810 57.58% 3 - Democratic 449,896 38.05% 1 - Libertarian 20,868 1.77% 0 - Independents 15,614 1.32% 0 - Reform 15,085 1.28% 0 - Totals 1,182,273 100.00% 4 —
Popular vote Republican
57.58% Democratic
38.05% Other
4.37%
House seats Republican
75.0% Democratic
25.0%
By district Results of the 2016 United States House of Representatives elections in Mississippi by district:
District 1 2016 Mississippi's 1st congressional district election County resultsKelly: 40–50% 50–60% 60–70% 70–80% 80–90%Owens: 40–50%
Incumbent Republican Trent Kelly , who had represented the district since 2015 ran for re-election. He won a special election to replace Alan Nunnelee (who died on February 6, 2015) with 70% of the vote in 2015 and the district had a PVI of R+16.
General election By county County [ 7] Trent Kelly Republican Jacob Owens Democratic Various candidates Other parties Margin Total # % # % # % # % Alcorn 11,262 80.25% 2,337 16.65% 434 3.09% 8,925 63.60% 14,033 Benton 2,168 57.66% 1,397 37.15% 195 5.19% 771 20.51% 3,760 Calhoun 4,616 73.42% 1,534 24.40% 137 2.18% 3,082 49.02% 6,287 Chickasaw 4,441 58.38% 2,950 38.78% 216 2.84% 1,491 19.60% 7,607 Choctaw 2,866 73.34% 930 23.80% 112 2.87% 1,936 49.54% 3,908 Clay 4,631 47.81% 4,777 49.31% 279 2.88% -146 -1.51% 9,687 DeSoto 42,838 67.37% 17,972 28.26% 2,776 4.37% 24,866 39.11% 63,586 Itawamba 8,374 87.60% 903 9.45% 282 2.95% 7,471 78.16% 9,559 Lafayette 11,466 60.57% 6,676 35.27% 788 4.16% 4,790 25.30% 18,930 Lee 23,897 74.27% 7,562 23.50% 719 2.23% 16,335 50.76% 32,178 Lowndes 13,853 56.00% 10,037 40.58% 846 3.42% 3,816 15.43% 24,736 Marshall 6,697 48.43% 6,514 47.11% 617 4.46% 183 1.32% 13,828 Monroe 10,586 68.64% 4,465 28.95% 372 2.41% 6,121 39.69% 15,423 Oktibbeha (part) 950 59.12% 606 37.71% 51 3.17% 344 21.41% 1,607 Pontotoc 10,515 83.06% 1,790 14.14% 355 2.80% 8,725 68.92% 12,660 Prentiss 7,778 80.99% 1,633 17.00% 193 2.01% 6,145 63.98% 9,604 Tate 7,306 65.54% 3,404 30.53% 438 3.93% 3,902 35.00% 11,148 Tippah 6,973 78.34% 1,677 18.84% 251 2.82% 5,296 59.50% 8,901 Tishomingo 6,841 84.58% 960 11.87% 287 3.55% 5,881 72.71% 8,088 Union 9,295 82.89% 1,636 14.59% 283 2.52% 7,659 68.30% 11,214 Webster 3,995 80.54% 817 16.47% 148 2.98% 3,178 64.07% 4,960 Winston 5,107 58.57% 3,370 38.65% 242 2.78% 1,737 19.92% 8,719 Totals 206,455 68.72% 83,947 27.94% 10,021 3.34% 122,508 40.78% 300,423
District 2 2016 Mississippi's 2nd congressional district election County resultsThompson: 40–50% 50–60% 60–70% 70–80% 80–90%Boule: 40–50% 50–60%
Incumbent Democrat Bennie Thompson , who had represented the district since 1993, ran for re-election. He won re-election with 68% of the vote in 2014 and the district had a PVI of D+13.
General election By county County [ 7] Bennie Thompson Democratic John Bouie II Republican Various candidates Other parties Margin Total # % # % # % # % Attala 3,642 45.24% 3,830 47.58% 578 7.18% -188 -2.34% 8,050 Bolivar 9,492 70.34% 3,515 26.05% 488 3.62% 5,977 44.29% 13,495 Carroll 2,026 37.40% 2,949 54.44% 442 8.16% -923 -17.04% 5,417 Claiborne 3,733 87.24% 455 10.63% 91 2.13% 3,278 76.61% 4,279 Coahoma 6,524 75.10% 1,882 21.66% 281 3.23% 4,642 53.44% 8,687 Copiah 7,279 57.18% 4,925 38.69% 526 4.13% 2,354 18.49% 12,730 Grenada 5,133 50.37% 4,614 45.28% 444 4.36% 519 5.09% 10,191 Hinds (part) 61,779 75.59% 17,773 21.75% 2,172 2.66% 44,006 53.85% 81,724 Holmes 6,725 84.20% 930 11.64% 332 4.16% 5,795 72.56% 7,987 Humphreys 2,900 76.46% 765 20.17% 128 3.37% 2,135 56.29% 3,793 Issaquena 421 62.09% 227 33.48% 30 4.42% 194 28.61% 678 Jefferson 3,346 87.52% 396 10.36% 81 2.12% 2,950 77.16% 3,823 Leake 4,041 49.24% 3,625 44.17% 540 6.58% 416 5.07% 8,206 Leflore 7,894 72.07% 2,688 24.54% 371 3.39% 5,206 47.53% 10,953 Madison (part) 9,415 80.32% 2,030 17.32% 277 2.36% 7,385 63.00% 11,722 Montgomery 2,426 49.99% 2,201 45.35% 226 4.66% 225 4.64% 4,853 Panola 7,974 54.55% 5,968 40.82% 677 4.63% 2,006 13.72% 14,619 Quitman 2,379 72.49% 770 23.46% 133 4.05% 1,609 49.02% 3,282 Sharkey 1,581 73.84% 500 23.35% 60 2.80% 1,081 50.49% 2,141 Sunflower 7,052 74.31% 2,084 21.96% 354 3.73% 4,968 52.35% 9,490 Tallahatchie 3,744 65.06% 1,732 30.10% 279 4.85% 2,012 34.96% 5,755 Tunica 2,611 75.77% 731 21.21% 104 3.02% 1,880 54.56% 3,446 Warren 9,780 51.34% 8,324 43.69% 947 4.97% 1,456 7.64% 19,051 Washington 11,781 71.34% 4,204 25.46% 529 3.20% 7,577 45.88% 16,514 Yalobusha 2,925 49.16% 2,791 46.91% 234 3.93% 134 2.25% 5,950 Yazoo 5,740 58.63% 3,633 37.11% 417 4.26% 2,107 21.52% 9,790 Totals 192,343 67.11% 83,542 29.15% 10,741 3.75% 108,801 37.96% 286,626
District 3 2016 Mississippi's 3rd congressional district election County resultsHarper: 40–50% 50–60% 60–70% 70–80%Quinn: 40–50% 50–60% 60–70%
Incumbent Republican Gregg Harper , who had represented the district since 2009, ran for re-election. He won re-election with 69% of the vote in 2014 and the district had a PVI of R+14.
Democratic primary Candidates Nominee Dennis C. Quinn, candidate for this seat in 2014 General election By county County [ 7] Gregg Harper Republican Dennis C. Quinn Democratic Various candidates Other parties Margin Total # % # % # % # % Adams 6,236 47.69% 6,366 48.68% 475 3.63% -130 -0.99% 13,077 Amite 4,249 61.98% 2,352 34.31% 254 3.71% 1,897 27.67% 6,855 Clarke (part) 4,810 72.32% 1,649 24.79% 192 2.89% 3,161 47.53% 6,651 Covington 5,503 64.08% 2,740 31.90% 345 4.02% 2,763 32.17% 8,588 Franklin 2,744 66.41% 1,190 28.80% 198 4.79% 1,554 37.61% 4,132 Hinds (part) 7,478 58.21% 5,031 39.16% 337 2.62% 2,447 19.05% 12,846 Jasper 4,235 51.15% 3,782 45.68% 262 3.16% 453 5.47% 8,279 Jefferson Davis 2,802 46.37% 3,028 50.11% 213 3.52% -226 -3.74% 6,043 Kemper 2,204 49.53% 2,113 47.48% 133 2.99% 91 2.04% 4,450 Lauderdale 19,196 66.86% 8,517 29.67% 997 3.47% 10,679 37.20% 28,710 Lawrence 4,212 67.40% 1,834 29.35% 203 3.25% 2,378 38.05% 6,249 Lincoln 10,762 71.50% 3,897 25.89% 393 2.61% 6,865 45.61% 15,052 Madison (part) 27,997 74.96% 8,272 22.15% 1,079 2.89% 19,725 52.81% 37,348 Neshoba 7,901 76.13% 2,149 20.71% 328 3.16% 5,752 55.42% 10,378 Newton 6,752 72.89% 2,199 23.74% 312 3.37% 4,553 49.15% 9,263 Noxubee 1,515 30.50% 3,292 66.28% 160 3.22% -1,777 -35.78% 4,967 Oktibbeha (part) 8,794 54.44% 6,807 42.14% 553 3.42% 1,987 12.30% 16,154 Pike 8,311 51.89% 7,123 44.47% 582 3.63% 1,188 7.42% 16,016 Rankin 48,160 78.02% 11,015 17.84% 2,553 4.14% 37,145 60.18% 61,728 Scott 6,570 63.92% 3,420 33.27% 288 2.80% 3,150 30.65% 10,278 Simpson 7,575 67.69% 3,269 29.21% 347 3.10% 4,306 38.48% 11,191 Smith 5,836 77.75% 1,405 18.72% 265 3.53% 4,431 59.03% 7,506 Walthall 4,093 61.65% 2,317 34.90% 229 3.45% 1,776 26.75% 6,639 Wilkinson 1,555 38.44% 2,334 57.70% 156 3.86% -779 -19.26% 4,045 Totals 209,490 66.20% 96,101 30.37% 10,854 3.43% 113,389 35.83% 316,445
District 4 2016 Mississippi's 4th congressional district election County resultsPalazzo: 50–60% 60–70% 70–80% 80–90%Gladney: 50–60%
Incumbent Republican Steven Palazzo , who had represented the district since 2011, ran for re-election. He was re-elected with 70% of the vote in 2014 and the district had a PVI of R+21.
Democratic primary Candidates Nominee Mark Gladney, helicopter pilot General election By county County [ 7] Steven Palazzo Republican Mark Gladney Democratic Various candidates Other parties Margin Total # % # % # % # % Clarke (part) 458 45.80% 505 50.50% 37 3.70% -47 -4.70% 1,000 Forrest 14,943 53.95% 10,402 37.56% 2,353 8.50% 4,541 16.39% 27,698 George 8,213 84.50% 996 10.25% 511 5.26% 7,217 74.25% 9,720 Greene 3,801 71.87% 829 15.67% 659 12.46% 2,972 56.19% 5,289 Hancock 11,932 69.39% 4,000 23.26% 1,264 7.35% 7,932 46.13% 17,196 Harrison 35,463 57.12% 21,796 35.11% 4,826 7.77% 13,667 22.01% 62,085 Jackson 30,831 63.25% 14,392 29.52% 3,523 7.23% 16,439 33.72% 48,746 Jones 19,108 68.19% 7,124 25.42% 1,791 6.39% 11,984 42.76% 28,023 Lamar 17,753 72.72% 4,910 20.11% 1,750 7.17% 12,843 52.61% 24,413 Marion 7,758 67.09% 3,326 28.76% 479 4.14% 4,432 38.33% 11,563 Pearl River 16,613 78.04% 3,426 16.09% 1,248 5.86% 13,187 61.95% 21,287 Perry 3,762 70.37% 1,102 20.61% 482 9.02% 2,660 49.76% 5,346 Stone 4,848 69.91% 1,559 22.48% 528 7.61% 3,289 47.43% 6,935 Wayne 5,840 61.62% 3,138 33.11% 500 5.28% 2,702 28.51% 9,478 Totals 181,323 65.04% 77,505 27.80% 19,951 7.16% 103,818 37.24% 278,779
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