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Write to the mayors and legislators of DeSoto County, MS

DeSoto County, Mississippi has 5 municipal governments serving about 149,425 residents. Pick yours and a stamp, and the card addresses itself.

DeSoto County
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Shown at the card's true proportions — if it fits here, it fits in print.

Local stamp · step one

Which city hall?

A local card goes to one municipality's mayor and city hall, so pick yours and the postcard appears here, already addressed. To write the governor and the legislators for all of DeSoto County instead, choose the State stamp.

Address book — DeSoto County

3 of 5 with a verified, current leader’s name.

MunicipalityLed byCity hallPopulation
Hernando Chip Johnson — Mayor 475 W Commerce St, Hernando 38632 18,053
Horn Lake Office of the Mayor 3101 Goodman Rd W, Horn Lake 38637 26,550
Olive Branch Office of the Mayor 9200 Pigeon Roost Rd, Olive Branch 38654 47,086
Southaven Darren Musselwhite — Mayor 8710 Northwest Dr, Southaven 38671 56,360
Walls town Keidron Henderson — Mayor Po Box 35, Walls 38680 1,376

At the state house for DeSoto County

Tate Reeves (Republican)Governor of Mississippi
Delbert Hosemann (Republican)Lieutenant Governor
Michael McLendon (Republican) Senate District 1
Theresa Gillespie Isom (Democratic) Senate District 2
Reginald Jackson (Democratic) Senate District 11
Kevin Blackwell (Republican) Senate District 19
Justin Keen (Republican) House District 6
Kimberly Remak (Republican) House District 7
Cedric Burnett (Democratic) House District 9
Rodney Hall (Republican) House District 20
Jeff Hale (Republican) House District 24
Dan Eubanks (Republican) House District 25
Doc Harris (Republican) House District 28
Hester Jackson-McCray (Democratic) House District 40
Bill Kinkade (Republican) House District 52