[kevao]

Here are the eligibility rules as explained by MS Secretary of State Hosemann --

Q: What are the rules for a party runoff election? Who can vote? Who cannot? The time the polls are open will remain the same?

A: For every election, polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Citizens who were eligible to vote in the June 3 primary election are eligible to vote in the June 24 primary runoff. If an eligible voter did not participate in the June 3 primary election, the voter may vote in either the Democratic or Republican primary runoff. The state of Mississippi does not allow “crossover” voting. Meaning, if a voter cast a ballot in the Democratic primary, he/she must cast a ballot in the Democratic primary runoff. If a voter cast a ballot in the Republican primary, he/she must cast a ballot in the Republican primary runoff.

Meaning, anyone who voted in the Dem primary, cannot now crossover and vote in the GOP runoff. However, any voter -- D or R -- who did not vote on June 3, can vote in the GOP runoff.

[Viennacon]

Then I’d say Thad’s strategy is a failing one. He’s appealing to the people who are categorically the least likely to turn out for him.

[conservative98]

Thank you. That’s not as bad as it first sounded.

[Syncro]

Thanks, that clears it up for anyone who reads it with even a bit of comprehension.