Where to Vote in Stone County on Nov. 3, 2026

Updated Oct. 30, 2026

Stone County polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 3, and a government-issued photo ID is required. One polling place has changed: the Critz Street location in Wiggins is closed, and voters who used it will vote at the Ferris B. O'Neal Senior Center, 1240 Magnolia Drive South. Look up your polling place on the Secretary of State's My Election Day page or call the Stone County Circuit Clerk at 601-928-5266.

Voters in Stone County who plan to vote on Tuesday, Nov. 3 should check their polling place first. At least one location in Wiggins has changed.

Did my polling place change?

The Critz Street polling place in Wiggins is closed. Voters who used to vote at the Coroner/Probations Building, 211 North Critz Street, will vote at the Ferris B. O’Neal Senior Center, 1240 Magnolia Drive South, on Tuesday, Nov. 3. The Senior Center replaces Critz Street as the polling place for that part of District 1. Stone County Circuit Clerk Treba Davis confirmed the change. The request to use the Senior Center was made to the City of Wiggins at a meeting on August 18, 2026.

Older precinct lists and maps, including some still circulating online, show the Critz Street Precinct at 211 North Critz Street. That polling place is closed. Confirm your polling place before you go.

What are the polling places in Stone County?

Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. According to the Stone County Circuit Clerk’s elections page, the county’s precincts and polling places are:

DistrictPrecinctPolling place and address
1BondBond Baptist Church, 35 Sellers Street, Wiggins
1National GuardNational Guard Armory, 280 Old Highway 49, Wiggins
1Senior Center (replaces Critz Street)Ferris B. O’Neal Senior Center, 1240 Magnolia Drive South, Wiggins
1Justice CourtJustice Court Building, 231 Third Street, Wiggins
2Fairgrounds200 Airport Drive, Wiggins
2New Hope1084 New Hope Road, Wiggins
3Perkinston2441 Perk Silver Run Road, Perkinston
3Magnolia45 Magnolia Road, Perkinston
3McHenry Library25 McHenry School Drive, McHenry
3Elarbee-Silver Run1071 Ridge Road, Perkinston
4Tuxechana-Sunflower551 Sunflower Road, Perkinston
4McHenry Community Center87 McHenry Avenue, McHenry
5Flint Creek2829 Highway 26 E, Wiggins
5Big Level1345 City Bridge Road, Wiggins
5Ramsey Springs1735 Highway 15, Perkinston

How do I confirm my polling place?

The Mississippi Secretary of State’s My Election Day page lets you look up your polling place and sample ballot. It is linked from sos.ms.gov/yall-vote. The Stone County Circuit Clerk’s page also lists a text line at (601) 921-4147, and election alerts if you text SCELECTIONS to 91896. You can also call the Circuit Clerk’s office at 601-928-5266.

Can I vote before Tuesday?

Mississippi does not have general early voting. Voters with a qualifying reason can vote absentee in person at the Stone County Circuit Clerk’s office, 323 E. Cavers Ave., Wiggins. The office is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Friday, Oct. 30, and 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Oct. 31, the last day. The office confirmed these hours on Oct. 28. Voters who are over 65, disabled, or temporarily living outside the county can vote absentee by mail or in person. Other voters who will be outside the county on Election Day, or who meet certain criteria, can vote absentee in person at the clerk’s office. A photo ID is required. An absentee ballot is a final vote: once one is issued, you cannot vote a regular ballot at the polls.

What ID do I need to vote?

A current, valid government-issued photo ID. Without one, you vote an affidavit ballot. If you need a Mississippi Voter ID Card, contact the Circuit Clerk’s office.

Precinct information comes from the Stone County Circuit Clerk’s elections page. Voting information comes from the Mississippi Secretary of State and the Stone County Circuit Clerk. The Critz Street change was confirmed by Stone County Circuit Clerk Treba Davis on Oct. 28.

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