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Charges still stand against Democratic party leader, Tupelo Councilwoman
SUMMARY: A judge has denied a motion to dismiss charges against a Democrat party leader and Tupelo City Councilwoman accused of violating state election law. Councilwoman Nettie Davis and Pastor Charles Penson are charged with proposing or conducting an unlawful lottery as a voting incentive. Davis was recorded asking for donations for a raffle that would award cash to voters. Penson's charges stem from a social media post where he and other ministers offered money to encourage people to vote. The charges are misdemeanors, but if Davis is convicted, she would have to resign from her council seat. A jury trial is set for August 12.
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