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Smith County, MS


Designated Market Area: Jackson, MS
USDA County Type (2015): Farming, Manufacturing
American Communities Project County Type (2023): Evangelical Hubs

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2022 population: 14,092   ( 2,399 from 2010 , 117 from 2020)
Land area: 636.3 square miles
Population density: 22.1 persons per square mile

2022 Census data
White:10,327 73.28% 16.9%
Black:3,29023.35% 12.5%
Indian:360.26% 100.0%
Asian:250.18% 66.7%
2+ races:1220.87% 54.4%
Hispanic:2922.07% 47.5%
Total non-White:3,76526.72% 7.5%

2020-2022 ComponentsNumberRate
Births:401 14.1
Deaths:48016.9
Net Migration: -40-1.4
Net Immigration: 10.0
Change in White population:-2,094 -12.7
Change in Non-White pop.:-305 -1.8



Historical Presidential Election Results for Smith County, MS



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YearTurnout WinnerRunner-Up OtherTotal Votes Diff
(St)
Diff
(US)
PSV
2020 77% Donald Trump* (R) 6,458 77.6% Joe Biden (D) 1,791 21.5% 78 [+] 0.9% 8,327 20 31 0.63%
2016 67% Donald Trump (R) 5,928 77.7% Hillary Clinton (D) 1,617 21.2% 82 [+] 1.1% 7,627 20 32 0.63%
2012 68% Mitt Romney (R) 6,049 74.7% Barack Obama* (D) 1,979 24.4% 71 [+] 0.9% 8,099 19 27 0.63%
2008 68% John McCain (R) 6,265 75.4% Barack Obama (D) 1,968 23.7% 72 [+] 0.9% 8,305 19 30 0.64%
2004 60% George W. Bush* (R) 5,577 78.3% John Kerry (D) 1,496 21.0% 47 [+] 0.7% 7,120 19 28 0.62%
2000 56% George W. Bush (R) 4,838 74.1% Albert Gore, Jr. (D) 1,620 24.8% 70 [+] 1.1% 6,528 16 26 0.66%
1996 51% Robert Dole (R) 3,371 58.5% Bill Clinton* (D) 1,858 32.2% 536 [+] 9.3% 5,765 9 18 0.64%
1992 63% George Bush* (R) 4,106 60.5% Bill Clinton (D) 1,968 29.0% 714 [+] 10.5% 6,788 11 23 0.69%
1988 60% George Bush (R) 4,573 72.8% Michael Dukakis (D) 1,660 26.4% 52 [+] 0.8% 6,285 13 19 0.67%
1984 64% Ronald Reagan* (R) 5,116 76.2% Walter Mondale (D) 1,573 23.4% 21 0.3% 6,710 14 17 0.71%
1980 61% Ronald Reagan (R) 3,772 59.5% Jimmy Carter* (D) 2,474 39.0% 94 [+] 1.5% 6,340 10 9 0.71%
1976 61% Gerald Ford* (R) 3,147 54.7% Jimmy Carter (D) 2,434 42.3% 167 [+] 2.9% 5,748 7 7 0.75%
1972 53% Richard Nixon* (R) 4,419 92.4% George McGovern (D) 329 6.9% 37 [+] 0.8% 4,785 14 32 0.74%
1968 69% George Wallace (AIP) 4,367 84.7% Richard Nixon (R) 437 8.5% 352 [+] 6.8% 5,156 -5 -35 0.79%
1964 56% Barry Goldwater (R) 4,045 94.4% Lyndon Johnson* (D) 238 5.6% 0 0.0% 4,283 7 56 1.05%
1960 38% John Kennedy (D) 1,568 53.2% Write-ins (I) 1,025 34.8% 353 [+] 12.0% 2,946 -13 -38 0.99%
1956 30% Adlai Stevenson (D) 2,055 80.8% Dwight Eisenhower* (R) 277 10.9% 211 8.3% 2,543 -14 -47 1.02%
1952 33% Adlai Stevenson (D) 2,288 75.6% Dwight Eisenhower (R) 738 24.4% 0 0.0% 3,026 -15 -31 1.06%
1948 23% Strom Thurmond (StsRts) 1,900 85.2% Harry Truman* (D) 295 13.2% 34 [+] 1.5% 2,229 -1 -44 1.16%
1944 26% Franklin Roosevelt* (D) 2,456 93.7% Thomas Dewey (R) 165 6.3% 0 0.0% 2,621 0 -40 1.45%
1940 17% Franklin Roosevelt* (D) 1,826 98.5% Wendell Willkie (R) 27 1.5% 1 0.1% 1,854 -3 -43 1.05%
1936 17% Franklin Roosevelt* (D) 1,676 98.9% Alf Landon (R) 17 1.0% 1 [+] 0.1% 1,694 -2 -35 1.04%
1932 17% Franklin Roosevelt (D) 1,576 98.8% Herbert Hoover* (R) 17 1.1% 2 [+] 0.1% 1,595 -2 -39 1.09%
1928 21% Al Smith (D) 1,450 77.6% Herbert Hoover (R) 419 22.4% 0 0.0% 1,869 5 -36 1.23%
1924 14% John Davis (D) 1,081 93.1% Calvin Coolidge (R) 49 4.2% 31 [+] 2.7% 1,161 -3 -50 1.03%
1920 16% James Cox (D) 968 77.1% Warren Harding (R) 265 21.1% 23 [+] 1.8% 1,256 7 -39 1.53%
1916 17% Woodrow Wilson* (D) 1,271 96.5% Charles Evans Hughes (R) 30 2.3% 16 [+] 1.2% 1,317 -3 -44 1.52%
1912 12% Woodrow Wilson (D) 854 93.1% Theodore Roosevelt (Prog) 40 4.4% 23 [+] 2.5% 917 -1 -22 1.42%
1908 11% William J. Bryan (D) 712 92.8% William Taft (R) 31 4.0% 24 [+] 3.1% 767 -2 -48 1.15%
1904 11% Alton Parker (D) 696 94.3% Theodore Roosevelt (R) 21 2.8% 21 [+] 2.8% 738 -3 -54 1.26%
1900 11% William J. Bryan (D) 542 88.0% William McKinley* (R) 73 11.9% 1 [+] 0.2% 616 2 -40 1.05%
* incumbent         PSV: percent of state vote



2020 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Joe Biden (D) 1,791 21.5%
Donald Trump* (R) 6,458 77.6%
Jo Jorgensen (Lbt) 33 0.4%
Other 45 0.5%
TOTAL 8,327
Turnout: 77% Diff (St): 20 Diff (US): 31


2016 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Hillary Clinton (D) 1,617 21.2%
Donald Trump (R) 5,928 77.7%
Gary Johnson (Lbt) 51 0.7%
Jill Stein (Grn) 8 0.1%
Other 23 0.3%
TOTAL 7,627
Turnout: 67% Diff (St): 20 Diff (US): 32


2012 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Barack Obama* (D) 1,979 24.4%
Mitt Romney (R) 6,049 74.7%
Gary Johnson (Lbt) 36 0.4%
Other 35 0.4%
TOTAL 8,099
Turnout: 68% Diff (St): 19 Diff (US): 27


2008 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Barack Obama (D) 1,968 23.7%
John McCain (R) 6,265 75.4%
Ralph Nader (I) 25 0.3%
Bob Barr (Lbt) 16 0.2%
Other 31 0.4%
TOTAL 8,305
Turnout: 68% Diff (St): 19 Diff (US): 30


2004 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
George W. Bush* (R) 5,577 78.3%
John Kerry (D) 1,496 21.0%
Ralph Nader (I) 13 0.2%
Other 34 0.5%
TOTAL 7,120
Turnout: 60% Diff (St): 19 Diff (US): 28


2000 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
George W. Bush (R) 4,838 74.1%
Albert Gore, Jr. (D) 1,620 24.8%
Ralph Nader (Grn) 26 0.4%
Pat Buchanan (Ref) 12 0.2%
Other 32 0.5%
TOTAL 6,528
Turnout: 56% Diff (St): 16 Diff (US): 26


1996 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Bill Clinton* (D) 1,858 32.2%
Robert Dole (R) 3,371 58.5%
Ross Perot (Ref) 522 9.1%
Harry Browne (Lbt) 3 0.1%
Other 11 0.2%
TOTAL 5,765
Turnout: 51% Diff (St): 9 Diff (US): 18


1992 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Bill Clinton (D) 1,968 29.0%
George Bush* (R) 4,106 60.5%
Ross Perot (I) 680 10.0%
Other 34 0.5%
TOTAL 6,788
Turnout: 63% Diff (St): 11 Diff (US): 23


1988 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
George Bush (R) 4,573 72.8%
Michael Dukakis (D) 1,660 26.4%
Ron Paul (Lbt) 13 0.2%
Other 39 0.6%
TOTAL 6,285
Turnout: 60% Diff (St): 13 Diff (US): 19


1984 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Ronald Reagan* (R) 5,116 76.2%
Walter Mondale (D) 1,573 23.4%
Other 21 0.3%
TOTAL 6,710
Turnout: 64% Diff (St): 14 Diff (US): 17


1980 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Ronald Reagan (R) 3,772 59.5%
Jimmy Carter* (D) 2,474 39.0%
John Anderson (I) 46 0.7%
Edward Clark (Lbt) 27 0.4%
Other 21 0.3%
TOTAL 6,340
Turnout: 61% Diff (St): 10 Diff (US): 9


1976 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Jimmy Carter (D) 2,434 42.3%
Gerald Ford* (R) 3,147 54.7%
Eugene McCarthy (I) 32 0.6%
Other 135 2.3%
TOTAL 5,748
Turnout: 61% Diff (St): 7 Diff (US): 7


1972 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Richard Nixon* (R) 4,419 92.4%
George McGovern (D) 329 6.9%
John Schmitz (Amer) 36 0.8%
Other 1 0.0%
TOTAL 4,785
Turnout: 53% Diff (St): 14 Diff (US): 32


1968 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Richard Nixon (R) 437 8.5%
Hubert Humphrey (D) 352 6.8%
George Wallace (AIP) 4,367 84.7%
TOTAL 5,156
Turnout: 69% Diff (St): -5 Diff (US): -35


1960 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
John Kennedy (D) 1,568 53.2%
Richard Nixon (R) 353 12.0%
Other 1,025 34.8%
TOTAL 2,946
Turnout: 38% Diff (St): -13 Diff (US): -38


1956 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Dwight Eisenhower* (R) 277 10.9%
Adlai Stevenson (D) 2,055 80.8%
Other 211 8.3%
TOTAL 2,543
Turnout: 30% Diff (St): -14 Diff (US): -47


1948 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Harry Truman* (D) 295 13.2%
Thomas Dewey (R) 33 1.5%
Strom Thurmond (StsRts) 1,900 85.2%
Henry Wallace (Prog) 1 0.0%
TOTAL 2,229
Turnout: 23% Diff (St): -1 Diff (US): -44


1944 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Franklin Roosevelt* (D) 2,456 93.7%
Thomas Dewey (R) 165 6.3%
TOTAL 2,621
Turnout: 26% Diff (St): 0 Diff (US): -40


1940 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Franklin Roosevelt* (D) 1,826 98.5%
Wendell Willkie (R) 27 1.5%
Other 1 0.1%
TOTAL 1,854
Turnout: 17% Diff (St): -3 Diff (US): -43


1936 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Franklin Roosevelt* (D) 1,676 98.9%
Alf Landon (R) 17 1.0%
Norman Thomas (Soc) 1 0.1%
TOTAL 1,694
Turnout: 17% Diff (St): -2 Diff (US): -35


1932 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Franklin Roosevelt (D) 1,576 98.8%
Herbert Hoover* (R) 17 1.1%
Norman Thomas (Soc) 2 0.1%
TOTAL 1,595
Turnout: 17% Diff (St): -2 Diff (US): -39


1928 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Herbert Hoover (R) 419 22.4%
Al Smith (D) 1,450 77.6%
TOTAL 1,869
Turnout: 21% Diff (St): 5 Diff (US): -36


1924 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Calvin Coolidge (R) 49 4.2%
John Davis (D) 1,081 93.1%
Robert LaFollette (Prog) 31 2.7%
TOTAL 1,161
Turnout: 14% Diff (St): -3 Diff (US): -50


1920 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Warren Harding (R) 265 21.1%
James Cox (D) 968 77.1%
Eugene Debs (Soc) 23 1.8%
TOTAL 1,256
Turnout: 16% Diff (St): 7 Diff (US): -39


1916 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Woodrow Wilson* (D) 1,271 96.5%
Charles Evans Hughes (R) 30 2.3%
Allan Benson (Soc) 16 1.2%
TOTAL 1,317
Turnout: 17% Diff (St): -3 Diff (US): -44


1912 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Woodrow Wilson (D) 854 93.1%
Theodore Roosevelt (Prog) 40 4.4%
William Taft* (R) 12 1.3%
Eugene Debs (Soc) 11 1.2%
TOTAL 917
Turnout: 12% Diff (St): -1 Diff (US): -22


1908 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
William Taft (R) 31 4.0%
William J. Bryan (D) 712 92.8%
Other 24 3.1%
TOTAL 767
Turnout: 11% Diff (St): -2 Diff (US): -48


1904 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
Theodore Roosevelt (R) 21 2.8%
Alton Parker (D) 696 94.3%
Other 21 2.8%
TOTAL 738
Turnout: 11% Diff (St): -3 Diff (US): -54


1900 President, Smith County, MS
CandidateVotesPct
William McKinley* (R) 73 11.9%
William J. Bryan (D) 542 88.0%
Other 1 0.2%
TOTAL 616
Turnout: 11% Diff (St): 2 Diff (US): -40
* incumbent

Historical Statewide Election Results for Smith County, MS

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YearTypeTurnout WinnerRunner-Up OtherTotal VotesDiff PSV
2023 G 46% Tate Reeves* (R) 3,393 68.6% Brandon Presley (D) 1,476 29.8% 78 [+] 1.6% 4,947 18 0.60%
2020 S2 77% Cindy Hyde-Smith* (R) 6,202 74.6% Mike Espy (D) 1,977 23.8% 130 [+] 1.6% 8,309 21 0.63%
2019 G 60% Tate Reeves (R) 4,250 65.3% Jim Hood (D) 2,158 33.2% 96 [+] 1.5% 6,504 13 0.73%
2018 S2 51% Cindy Hyde-Smith* (R) 4,180 73.6% Mike Espy (D) 1,496 26.4% 0 0.0% 5,676 32 0.60%
2018 S1 53% Roger Wicker* (R) 4,394 75.2% David Baria (D) 1,298 22.2% 152 [+] 2.6% 5,844 17 0.62%
2015 G 50% Phil Bryant* (R) 4,680 81.2% Robert Gray (D) 1,003 17.4% 78 [+] 1.4% 5,761 15 0.80%
2014 S2 37% Thad Cochran* (R) 2,890 67.3% Travis Childers (D) 1,276 29.7% 126 [+] 2.9% 4,292 7 0.68%
2012 S1 67% Roger Wicker* (R) 5,930 74.0% Albert N. Gore (D) 1,881 23.5% 204 [+] 2.5% 8,015 17 0.65%
2011 G 58% Phil Bryant (R) 5,377 76.5% Johnny DuPree (D) 1,651 23.5% 0 0.0% 7,028 16 0.79%
2008 S2 67% Thad Cochran* (R) 6,369 78.3% Erik Fleming (D) 1,765 21.7% 0 0.0% 8,134 17 0.65%
2008 S1 67% Roger Wicker* (R) 5,480 67.9% Ronnie Musgrove (D) 2,595 32.1% 0 0.0% 8,075 13 0.65%
2007 G 49% Haley Barbour* (R) 3,640 61.8% John Eaves (D) 2,251 38.2% 0 0.0% 5,891 4 0.79%
2006 S1 33% Trent Lott* (R) 3,200 80.5% Erik Fleming (D) 720 18.1% 57 [+] 1.4% 3,977 17 0.65%
2003 G 60% Haley Barbour (R) 4,499 63.1% Ronnie Musgrove* (D) 2,482 34.8% 145 [+] 2.0% 7,126 11 0.80%
2002 S2 47% Thad Cochran* (R) 5,075 91.7% Shawn O'Hara (Reform) 462 8.3% 0 0.0% 5,537 7 0.88%
2000 S1 57% Trent Lott* (R) 5,464 81.2% Troy Brown (D) 1,124 16.7% 143 [+] 2.1% 6,731 15 0.68%
1999 G 47% Mike Parker (R) 3,092 56.1% Ronnie Musgrove (D) 2,337 42.4% 85 [+] 1.5% 5,514 8 0.72%
1996 S2 53% Thad Cochran* (R) 4,747 78.7% Bootie Hunt (D) 1,206 20.0% 78 [+] 1.3% 6,031 8 0.69%
1995 G 60% Kirk Fordice* (R) 4,805 71.5% Dick Molpus (D) 1,918 28.5% 0 0.0% 6,723 16 0.82%
1994 S1 39% Trent Lott* (R) 3,378 78.4% Ken Harper (D) 933 21.6% 0 0.0% 4,311 10 0.71%
1991 G 56% Kirk Fordice (R) 4,321 71.4% Ray Mabus* (D) 1,652 27.3% 79 [+] 1.3% 6,052 21 0.85%
1990 S2 County data not available for this election: Thad Cochran* (R) was unopposed.
1988 S1 64% Trent Lott (R) 4,393 64.6% Wayne Dowdy (D) 2,409 35.4% 0 0.0% 6,802 11 0.72%
1987 G 56% Jack Reed (R) 3,443 58.2% Ray Mabus (D) 2,473 41.8% 0 0.0% 5,916 12 0.82%
1984 S2 66% Thad Cochran* (R) 5,295 76.3% William Winter (D) 1,643 23.7% 0 0.0% 6,938 15 0.73%
1983 G 59% Bill Allain (D) 3,544 58.0% Leon Bramlett (R) 2,317 37.9% 254 [+] 4.2% 6,115 -1 0.82%
1982 S1 45% John Stennis* (D) 2,507 53.2% Haley Barbour (R) 2,202 46.8% 0 0.0% 4,709 11 0.73%
1979 G 57% William Winter (D) 3,242 58.9% Gil Carmichael (R) 2,263 41.1% 0 0.0% 5,505 2 0.81%
1978 S2 45% Thad Cochran (R) 2,047 47.0% Maurice Dantin (D) 1,855 42.6% 453 [+] 10.4% 4,355 2 0.75%
1976 S1 County data not available for this election: John Stennis* (D) was unopposed.
1975 G 66% Cliff Finch (D) 3,734 60.6% Gil Carmichael (R) 2,355 38.2% 71 [+] 1.2% 6,160 -7 0.87%
1972 S2 57% James Eastland* (D) 2,409 47.2% Gil Carmichael (R) 1,676 32.8% 1,024 [+] 20.0% 5,109 -6 0.79%
1971 G 78% William Waller (D) 5,884 92.9% Charles Evers (I) 419 6.6% 34 [+] 0.5% 6,337 n/a 0.81%
1970 S1 39% John Stennis* (D) 3,037 96.4% William Thompson (I) 113 3.6% 0 0.0% 3,150 n/a 0.97%
1967 G 62% John Bell Williams (D) 3,730 80.4% Rubel Phillips (R) 911 19.6% 0 0.0% 4,641 -10 1.03%
1966 S2 53% Prentiss Walker (R) 2,654 66.4% James Eastland* (D) 1,314 32.9% 31 [+] 0.8% 3,999 40 1.01%
1964 S1 County data not available for this election: John Stennis* (D) was unopposed.
1963 G 52% Paul Johnson, Jr. (D) 3,176 79.4% Rubel Phillips (R) 826 20.6% 0 0.0% 4,002 -17 1.10%
1960 S2 33% James Eastland* (D) 2,431 95.3% Joe Moore (R) 121 4.7% 0 0.0% 2,552 -3 0.96%
*: incumbent               +: ran on additional party lines               Type: G: Governor; S1,S2,S3: Senate Class 1, 2 or 3
italics: special election           RO: runoff election           PSV: percent of state vote


Historical U.S. House Election Results for Smith County, MS

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DateDistrictWinnerRunner-Up OtherTotal Votes
2022-11-08 MS03Michael Guest* (R) 3,803 84.6% Shuwaski Young (D) 694 15.4% 0 0.0% 4,497
County Total for 2022-11-08:   4,497
2020-11-03 MS03Michael Guest* (R) 6,417 79.5% Dorothy Benford (D) 1,652 20.5% 0 0.0% 8,069
County Total for 2020-11-03:   8,069
2018-11-06 MS03Michael Guest (R) 4,527 75.5% Michael Evans (D) 1,383 23.1% 85 1.4% 5,995
County Total for 2018-11-06:   5,995
2016-11-08 MS03Gregg Harper* (R) 5,836 77.8% Dennis Quinn (D) 1,405 18.7% 265 3.5% 7,506
County Total for 2016-11-08:   7,506
2014-11-04 MS03Gregg Harper* (R) 3,284 75.8% Doug Magee (D) 875 20.2% 171 3.9% 4,330
County Total for 2014-11-04:   4,330
2012-11-06 MS03Gregg Harper* (R) 6,484 85.5% John Pannell (Reform) 1,097 14.5% 0 0.0% 7,581
County Total for 2012-11-06:   7,581
2010-11-02 MS03Gregg Harper* (R) 4,094 77.6% Joel Gill (D) 1,138 21.6% 43 0.8% 5,275
County Total for 2010-11-02:   5,275
2008-11-04 MS03Gregg Harper (R) 5,918 72.4% Joel Gill (D) 2,256 27.6% 0 0.0% 8,174
County Total for 2008-11-04:   8,174
2006-11-07 MS03Chip Pickering* (R) 3,343 85.3% Jimmy Giles (I) 423 10.8% 151 3.9% 3,917
County Total for 2006-11-07:   3,917
2004-11-02 MS03Chip Pickering* (R) 6,450 85.2% Jimmy Giles (I) 872 11.5% 250 3.3% 7,572
County Total for 2004-11-02:   7,572
2002-11-05 MS03Chip Pickering* (R) 4,096 72.0% Ronnie Shows (D) 1,487 26.2% 103 1.8% 5,686
County Total for 2002-11-05:   5,686
2000-11-07 MS03Chip Pickering* (R) 5,170 80.2% William Thrash (D) 1,208 18.7% 66 1.0% 6,444
County Total for 2000-11-07:   6,444
*: incumbent           sp: special election           RO: runoff election

Voter Registration Data for Smith County, MS

Party registration is not used in this state, however as of 2022 registrations in Smith County, MS were estimated to be 42% Republican and 21% Democrat.

YearTotalRepublicanDemocratOtherR/D EdgeR/D Edge %VAPOP %
2020 11,758 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 11,758 100.0% n/a n/a 109%
1994 9,622 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 9,622 100.0% n/a n/a 87%
1986 11,441 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 11,441 100.0% n/a n/a 109%
VAPOP% is the estimated percentage of voting age population that is registered.
Registration data may include "inactive" voters.   Data for each year pertains to the November elections.