SUMMARY: The Hinds County Board of Supervisors in Mississippi has decided to delay a voting precinct merger plan after ongoing investigation into precinct and election management. Supervisor Wanda Evers motioned to rescind a previous decision to close and merge precincts, stating that some schools scheduled to close will remain open. Supervisor Tony Smith also supported keeping precincts open, emphasizing the importance of not changing longstanding voting locations. The board is now working on finding a better solution and ensuring as many precincts as possible remain open. This decision does not impact the Republican primary runoff for Mississippi's 2nd Congressional District.

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