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Oxford, others are up for varying reasons Mid-term elections will dominate the Mississippi political scene next year, but a ritual that occurs every 10 years could have a more profound bearing on the state’s congressional districts — the Census. Mississippi lost a congressman after the 2000 count because population growth did not keep up [...]
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