1988–1992 Mississippi Legislature

{{Infobox legislative term

| body = Mississippi Legislature

| meeting_place = Mississippi State Capitol

| state = Mississippi

| term_start = {{Start date|1988|1|5|df=y}}

| term_end = {{End date|1992|1|7|df=y}}

| country = {{US}}

| election = 1987 Mississippi elections

| chamber1 = Mississippi State Senate

| membership1 = 52

| chamber1_leader1_type = President

| chamber1_leader1 = Brad Dye

| chamber1_leader2_type = President pro tempore

| chamber1_leader2 = Glen Deweese

| control1 = Democratic

| chamber2 = Mississippi House of Representatives

| membership2 = 122

| chamber2_leader1_type = Speaker

| chamber2_leader1 = Tim Ford

| control2 = Democratic

| session1_start = {{Start date|1988|1|5|df=y}}

| session1_end = {{End date|1988|5|8|df=y}}

| session2_start = {{Start date|1988|8|10|df=y}}

| session2_end = {{End date|1988|8|16|df=y}}

| session3_start = {{Start date|1989|1|3|df=y}}

| session3_end = {{End date|1989|4|10|df=y}}

| before = 1984–1988 Mississippi Legislature

| after = 1992 Mississippi Legislature

| session4_start = {{Start date|1989|4|17|df=y}}

| session4_end = {{End date|1989|4|19|df=y}}

| session5_start = {{Start date|1990|1|2|df=y}}

| session5_end = {{End date|1990|4|14|df=y}}

| session6_start = {{Start date|1990|6|18|df=y}}

| session6_end = {{End date|1990|6|30|df=y}}

| session7_start = {{Start date|1991|1|8|df=y}}

| session7_end = {{End date|1991|5|6|df=y}}

| session8_start = {{Start date|1991|12|18|df=y}}

| session8_end = {{End date|1991|12|20|df=y}}

}}The 1988–1992 Mississippi Legislature met in eight sessions between January 5, 1988 and January 7, 1992.{{Cite book |title=Mississippi Legislature 1988 Handbook |year=1988 |pages=2–13, 21–45}}

Background

Elections were held in November 1987, and members were elected to four-year terms.{{Cite news |date=1987-11-05 |title=Mississippi House 1988 |url=https://www.newspapers.com/article/clarion-ledger-mississippi-house-1988/154605177/ |access-date=2024-09-04 |work=Clarion-Ledger |pages=5}}

Officers

= Senate =

As Lieutenant Governor, Brad Dye served as President of the Senate. Glen Deweese, senator from the 33rd District, served as President pro tempore of the Senate.{{Cite web |title=senate/1988-92Senate.tif - Senate (1980-2016) |url=https://da.mdah.ms.gov/series/composites/legislature/senate/detail/16677 |access-date=2024-09-03 |website=da.mdah.ms.gov |language=en}} Non-senators Charles H. Griffin and Charles Ravencraft served as the Senate's Secretary and Sergeant-at-Arms, respectively.

= House =

Tim Ford, from the 18th District, served as Speaker of the House.{{Cite web |title=house/1988-92.tif - House of Representatives (1948-2016) |url=https://da.mdah.ms.gov/series/composites/legislature/house-of-representatives/detail/16668#dtop |access-date=2024-09-03 |website=da.mdah.ms.gov |language=en}} Cecil L. Simmons, from the 37th District, served as Speaker pro Tempore. Non-representatives Charles J. Jackson Jr. served as Clerk, and Johnny Palmer served as Sergeant-at-Arms.

Senate

The Senate had 52 members, each from a different district.{{Cite news |date=1991-09-15 |title=Voter's Guide: The Senate (1988-1992) Part 1 |url=https://www.newspapers.com/article/clarion-ledger-voters-guide-the-senate/111567449/ |access-date=2024-09-04 |work=Clarion-Ledger |pages=97}}{{Cite news |date=1991-09-15 |title=Voter's Guide: The Senate (1988-1992) Part 2 |url=https://www.newspapers.com/article/clarion-ledger-voters-guide-the-senate/111567517/ |access-date=2024-09-04 |work=Clarion-Ledger |pages=100}} The Senate had 46 Democrats and 6 Republicans. In November 1989, a special election was held to replace Senator Gene Taylor.{{Cite web |date=1995-12-06 |title=Vic Franckiewicz moves to Louisiana |url=https://www.newspapers.com/article/sun-herald-vic-franckiewicz-moves-to-lou/159639310/ |access-date=2024-11-24 |website=Newspapers.com |language=en-US}} The election was won by Democratic Bay St. Louis mayor Victor Franckiewicz Jr.

class="wikitable"

|+

!District

!Counties Represented

!Senator Name

!Residence

!Party

!Previous Term

!Year of Birth

1

|DeSoto

|George Guerieri

|Southaven

|D

|1980–1988

|1927

2

|Benton, Marshall, Tippah

|Bill Renick

|Ashland

|D

|

|1953

3

|Pontotoc, Tippah, Union

|Pud Graham

|New Albany

|D

|1984–1988

|1936

4

|Alcorn, Tishomingo

|Irb Benjamin

|Rienzi

|D

|1984–1988

|1946

5

|Itawamba, Prentiss, Tishomingo

|John White

|Baldwyn

|D

|1984–1988

|1937

6

|Lee

|Roger Wicker

|Tupelo

|R

|

|1951

7

|Clay, Lowndes, Monroe

|Hob Bryan

|Amory

|D

|1984–1988

|1952

8

|Calhoun, Chickasaw, Clay, Lee

|Jack Gordon

|Okolona

|D

|1980–1988

|1944

9

|Calhoun, Lafayette, Yalobusha

|Johnny Morgan

|Oxford

|D

|1984–1988

|1947

10

|Panola, Tate

|Ronnie Musgrove

|Batesville

|D

|

|1956

11

|Coahoma, DeSoto, Quitman, Tunica

|Kenneth Williams

|Clarksdale

|D

|

|1924

12

|Bolivar, Coahoma

|Nevin Sledge

|Cleveland

|D

|1984–1988

|1921

13

|Coahoma, Sunflower

|Bob Crook

|Ruleville

|D

|1984–1988

|1929

14

|Carroll, Leflore

|Bunky Huggins

|Greenwood

|D

|1984–1988

|1938

15

|Grenada, Montgomery, Tallahatchie

|John Keeton

|Grenada

|D

|1984–1988

|1923

rowspan="2" |16

| rowspan="2" |Lowndes, Oktibbeha, Webster

|Bill Harpole

(1988–1990){{Cite web |title=Obituary for Bill Harpole |url=https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-commercial-appeal-obituary-for-bill/111860187/ |access-date=2023-05-08 |website=Newspapers.com}}

|Starkville

|D

|1976–1988

|1912

Amy Tuck Powell

(1991–1992)

|Starkville{{Cite news |date=1991-04-14 |title=MS House & Senate 1991 |url=https://www.newspapers.com/article/clarion-ledger-ms-house-senate-1991/111669392/ |access-date=2024-09-04 |work=Clarion-Ledger |pages=11}}

|D

|

|1963

17

|Lowndes

|Bill Canon

|Columbus

|D

|1979–1988

|1930

18

|Choctaw, Neshoba, Winston

|Terry Jordan

|Philadelphia

|D

|

|1948

19

|Attala, Carroll, Choctaw, Leake, Montgomery, Webster

|Buddy Bond

|Carthage

|R

|1985–1988

|1932

20

|Holmes, Madison, Yazoo

|Bob Montgomery

|Canton

|D

|1980–1988

|1939

21

|Holmes, Humphreys, Yazoo

|Ollie Mohamed

|Belzoni

|D

|1964–1972

1980–1988

|1925

22

|Humphreys, Sharkey, Sunflower, Washington, Yazoo

|Hainon Miller

|Greenville

|D

|1987–1988

|1930

23

|Issaquena, Warren, Washington

|Robert Monty

|Greenville

|D

|

|1944

24

|Warren

|Ken Harper

|Vicksburg

|D

|1984–1988

|1948

25

|Hinds

|Dick Hall

|Jackson

|R

|

|1938

26

|Hinds

|Cy Rosenblatt

|Jackson

|D

|1984–1988

|1954

27

|Hinds

|Doug Anderson

|Jackson

|D

|1980–1988

|1939

28

|Hinds

|Alice Harden

|Jackson

|D

|

|1948

rowspan="2" |29

| rowspan="2" |Hinds

|Wayne Burkes

(1988–1989)

|Clinton

|D

|1980–1988

|1929

Richard White

(1989–1992){{Cite web |date=1989-05-03 |title=Terry businessman wins state Senate seat |url=https://www.newspapers.com/article/clarion-ledger-terry-businessman-wins-st/159639410/ |access-date=2024-11-24 |website=Newspapers.com |language=en-US}}

|Terry

|R

|

|1949/50

30

|Rankin

|Barbara Blanton

|Brandon

|R

|

|1937

31

|Lauderdale, Newton, Scott

|Alan Heflin

|Forest

|D

|1984–1988

|1939

32

|Kemper, Lauderdale, Noxubee

|Eddie Briggs

|DeKalb

|D

|1984–1988

|1949

33

|Lauderdale

|Glen Deweese

|Meridian

|D

|1976–1988

|1932

34

|Clarke, Jasper, Smith

|Billy Thames

|Mize

|D

|1980–1988

|1944

35

|Copiah, Rankin, Simpson

|Rob Smith

|Jackson

|D

|1980–1988

|1951

36

|Claiborne, Copiah, Hinds, Jefferson

|Lynn Posey

|Union Church

|D

|

|1955

37

|Adams, Wilkinson

|Bob M. Dearing

|Natchez

|D

|1980–1988

|1935

38

|Amite, Franklin, Pike

|Pat Welch

|McComb

|D

|

|1947

39

|Lawrence, Lincoln, Pike

|W. L. Rayborn

|Brookhaven

|D

|1980–1988

|1936

40

|Lamar, Marion, Pike, Walthall

|Joe Stogner

|Sandy Hook

|D

|

|1939

rowspan="2" |41

| rowspan="2" |Covington, Jefferson Davis, Jones

|Ronnie Shows

(1988–1989)

|Bassfield

|D

|1980–1988

|1947

Billy V. Harvey

(1989–1992){{Cite news |date=1991-09-15 |title=Voter's Guide: The Senate (1988-1992) Part 1 |url=https://www.newspapers.com/article/clarion-ledger-voters-guide-the-senate/111567449/ |access-date=2024-09-04 |work=Clarion-Ledger |pages=97}}{{Cite news |date=2006-03-03 |title=Longtime state Sen. Billy Harvey dies at 73 |url=https://www.newspapers.com/article/clarion-ledger-longtime-state-sen-billy/49404438/ |access-date=2024-09-04 |work=Clarion-Ledger |pages=9}}

|Carson

|D

|

|1932

42

|Jasper, Jones, Wayne

|Vincent Scoper

|Laurel

|R

|1980–1984

|1933

43

|George, Greene, Jackson, Wayne

|Cecil Mills

|Clara

|D

|1980–1988

|1934

44

|Forrest, Lamar, Perry

|Jim Bean

|Hattiesburg

|R

|1987–1988

|1932

45

|Forrest, Lamar

|Rick Lambert

|Hattiesburg

|D

|1980–1988

|1952

rowspan="2" |46

| rowspan="2" |Hancock, Harrison, Jackson

|Gene Taylor

(1988–1989)

|Bay St. Louis

|D

|1984–1988

|1953

Vic Franckiewicz Jr.

(1989–1992)

|Bay St. Louis

|D

|

47

|Hancock, Harrison, Pearl River, Stone

|Wootsie Tate

|Picayune

|D

|

|1934

48

|Harrison

|Clyde Woodfield

|Gulfport

|D

|

|1933

49

|Harrison

|Bob Usey

|Gulfport

|R

|1980–1988

|1940

50

|Harrison

|Tommy Gollott

|Biloxi

|D

|1980–1988

|1935

51

|Jackson

|Stephen Hale

|Pascaguola

|D

|1984–1988

|1951

52

|Jackson

|Claude Bilbo

|Pascaguola

|D

|

|1941

House

The House had 122 members, each from a different district. At the start of the 1988 session, House had 113 Democrats and 9 Republicans. On April 11, 1990, four representatives (Guice, Holston, Ely, and Endt) switched from the Democratic to the Republican Party.{{Cite news |date=2024-03-04 |title=4 LEGISLATORS IN MISSISSIPPI JUMP TO GOP |url=https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1990/04/10/4-legislators-in-mississippi-jump-to-gop/7432dabe-d48a-48a1-a557-7ab012b127c5/ |access-date=2024-09-04 |work=Washington Post |language=en-US |issn=0190-8286}}

class="wikitable"

|+

!District

!Counties Represented

!Representative Name

!Residence

!Party

!Previous Term

!Year of Birth

1

|Alcorn, Tishomingo

|Mack L. Wadkins

|Iuka

|D

|1980–1988

|1937

2

|Alcorn

|Harvey Moss

|Corinth

|D

|1984–1988

|1951

3

|Alcorn, Prentiss

|William J. McCoy

|Rienzi

|D

|1980–1988

|1942

4

|Benton, Tippah

|Joe M. McElwain

|Ripley

|D

|

|1941

5

|Marshall

|Tommy L. Woods

|Byhalia

|D

|

|1933

6

|DeSoto

|Morris Lee Scott

|Hernando

|D

|1984–1988

|1927

rowspan="2" |7

| rowspan="2" |DeSoto

|John Grisham Jr.

(1988–1990)

|Southaven

|D

|1984–1988

|1955

Greg Davis

(1991–1992){{Cite news |date=1991-04-14 |title=MS House 1991 |url=https://www.newspapers.com/article/clarion-ledger-ms-house-1991/111669357/ |access-date=2024-09-04 |work=Clarion-Ledger |pages=10}}

|Southaven

|

|1966

8

|DeSoto, Tate

|Charlie Williams

|Senatobia

|D

|1976–1988

|1944

9

|DeSoto, Quitman, Tunica

|Clayton P. Henderson

|Tunica

|D

|1980–1988

|1954

10

|Lafayette, Marshall, Panola

|Harris L. Bryan

|Batesville

|D

|1976–1988

|1935

11

|Panola, Quitman

|Wes McIngvale

|Batesville

|D

|1976–1988

|1933

12

|Lafayette

|Edwin Perry

|Oxford

|D

|1968–1988

|1942

13

|Benton, DeSoto, Marshall

|Andy Morris

|Ashland

|D

|

|1957

14

|Union

|John D. Pennebaker

|New Albany

|D

|1976–1988

|1943

15

|Pontotoc

|D. Ted Foster

|Pontotoc

|D

|

|1948

16

|Lee

|D. Stephen Holland

|Plantersville

|D

|1984–1988

|1955

17

|Lee

|Eloise Scott

|Tupelo

|D

|

|1932

18

|Lee, Prentiss

|Tim Ford

|Tupelo

|D

|1980–1988

|1951

19

|Itawamba, Tishomingo

|Bill Wheeler

|Belmont

|D

|

|1961

rowspan="2" |20

| rowspan="2" |Itawamba, Monroe

|Dorlos Robinson

(1988–1989){{Cite web |date=1990-02-15 |title=Cattleman wins Robinson's seat |url=https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-commercial-appeal-cattleman-wins-rob/159639231/ |access-date=2024-11-24 |website=Newspapers.com |language=en-US}}

|Hamilton

|D

|1980–1988

|1935

Jerome Huskey

(1990–1992)

|Greenwood Springs

|

|{{Birth based on age as of date|53|1990|2|15|noage=1|slash=yes}}

21

|Itawamba, Monroe

|Mike Mills

|Aberdeen

|D

|1984–1988

|1956

22

|Chickasaw, Monroe

|William E. Bowles

|Houston

|D

|1984–1988

|1934

23

|Calhoun, Lafayette, Union, Yalobusha

|Don Grist

|Vardaman

|D

|1976–1988

|1938

24

|Grenada, Tallahatchie, Yalobusha

|Mike Nipper

|Grenada

|D

|1976–1988

|1944

25

|Carroll, Grenada, Montgomery

|Billy D. Lancaster

|Winona

|D

|1984–1988

|1933

26

|Bolivar, Coahoma

|Aaron E. Henry

|Clarksdale

|D

|1980–1988

|1922

27

|Coahoma

|Delma Furniss

|Rena Lara

|D

|1984–1988

|1934

28

|Bolivar

|Charlie Capps Jr.

|Cleveland

|D

|1972–1988

|1925

29

|Bolivar

|Edward G. Jackson

|Cleveland

|D

|1976–1988

|1942

30

|Quitman, Sunflower, Tallahatchie

|Charles E. Waldrup

|Drew

|D

|1987

|1925

31

|Sunflower

|W. G. Poindexter

|Inverness

|D

|1976–1988

|1944

32

|Grenada, Tallahatchie, Yalobusha

|Thomas U. Reynolds

|Charleston

|D

|1980–1988

|1954

33

|Leflore

|James D. Green

|Itta Bena

|D

|1984–1988

|1921

34

|Leflore

|Joedy George

|Greenwood

|D

|

|1936

35

|Choctaw, Oktibbeha, Webster

|Glenn D. Burdine

|Mathiston

|D

|

|1930

36

|Clay

|H. Scott Ross

|West Point

|D

|1984–1988

|1960

37

|Oktibbeha

|Cecil L. Simmons

|Maben

|D

|1972–1988

|1946

38

|Lowndes, Noxubee, Oktibbeha

|Tyrone Ellis

|Starkville

|D

|1980–1988

|1946

39

|Lowndes

|Bruce J. Hanson

|Columbus

|D

|1980–1988

|1942

40

|Lowndes

|Terry W. Brown

|Columbus

|D

|

|1950

41

|Lowndes, Oktibbeha

|Alfred L. Walker Jr.

|Columbus

|D

|

|1935

42

|Kemper, Lauderdale, Neshoba

|Jerry E. Wilkerson

|Daleville

|D

|1980–1988

|1945

43

|Noxubee, Winston

|Bobby Moody

|Louisville

|D

|1984–1988

|1942

44

|Neshoba

|Shelton Bounds

|Philadelphia

|D

|

|1929

45

|Leake, Neshoba

|Bennett Malone

|Carthage

|D

|1980–1988

|1944

46

|Attala, Montgomery

|Hubert S. McMillan

|Kosciusko

|D

|1980–1988

|1949

47

|Holmes, Yazoo

|Robert G. Clark Jr.

|Lexington

|ID

|1968–1988

|1929

48

|Carroll, Holmes, Humphreys

|Mary Ann Stevens

|West

|D

|1981–1988

|

49

|Washington

|Leslie D. King

|Greenville

|D

|1980–1988

|1949

50

|Washington

|Ashley Hines

|Greenville

|D

|1984–1988

|1951

51

|Humphreys, Washington

|David M. Halbrook

|Belzoni

|D

|1968–1988

|1927

52

|Washington

|H. L. Merideth Jr.

|Greenville

|D

|1960–1988

|1930

53

|Issaquena, Sharkey, Warren

|Charles Weissinger Jr.

|Rolling Fork

|D

|

|1950

54

|Warren

|Ed Buelow Jr.

|Vicksburg

|R

|1976–1988

|1940

55

|Warren

|George Flaggs Jr.

|Vicksburg

|D

|

|1953

56

|Yazoo

|Joel Netherland

|Yazoo City

|R

|1984–1988

|1935

57

|Madison

|Edward Blackmon Jr.

|Canton

|D

|1979–1980

1984–1988

|1947

58

|Madison

|Don Alford

|Ridgeland

|D

|1980–1988

|1950

59

|Rankin

|Frances Savage

|Brandon

|D

|1984–1988

|1940

60

|Rankin

|Cecil McCrory

|Brandon

|D

|

|1951

61

|Rankin

|Ray Rogers

|Pearl

|D

|1984–1988

|1931

62

|Copiah, Rankin, Simpson

|Mark S. Scarborough

|Florence

|D

|1984–1988

|1957

63

|Hinds

|Walter L. Robinson Jr.

|Bolton

|D

|1984–1988

|1947

64

|Hinds

|Bill Denny

|Jackson

|R

|

|1930

65

|Hinds

|Ken Stribling

|Jackson

|R

|

|1959

rowspan="2" |66

| rowspan="2" |Hinds

|Kane Ditto (1988–1990){{Cite book |last=Bowers |first=James R. |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=EQhkwJvA3jwC |title=Governing Middle-sized Cities: Studies in Mayoral Leadership |last2=Rich |first2=Wilbur C. |date=2000 |publisher=Lynne Rienner Publishers |isbn=978-1-55587-870-2 |pages=17 |language=en}}

|Jackson

|D

|

|1944

Mike Gunn

(1991–1992)

|Jackson

|

67

|Hinds

|Hillman Terome Frazier

|Jackson

|D

|1980–1988

|1950

68

|Hinds

|Credell Calhoun

|Jackson

|D

|1980–1988

|1945

69

|Hinds

|Alyce Griffin Clarke

|Jackson

|D

|1985–1988

|1939

70

|Hinds

|Horace L. Buckley

|Jackson

|D

|1976–1988

|1941

71

|Hinds

|Dewayne Thomas

|Jackson

|R

|1984–1988

|1954

72

|Hinds

|John Reeves

|Jackson

|D

|1984–1988

|1957

73

|Hinds

|Jim Ellington

|Jackson

|R

|

|1943

74

|Hinds

|William Hale Singletary

|Clinton

|D

|1984–1988

|1951

75

|Scott

|Richard L. Livingston

|Pulaski

|D

|1972–1988

|1940

76

|Copiah, Hinds, Simpson

|Clifford C. Britt

|Wesson

|D

|1987

|1948

77

|Simpson

|Brent Walker

|Magee

|D

|

|1963

78

|Neshoba, Newton

|Raymond Comans

|Decatur

|D

|1964–1976

1984–1988

|1930

79

|Covington, Scott, Smith

|Eric C. Clark

|Taylorsville

|D

|1980–1988

|1951

80

|Clarke, Jasper

|Johnny W. Stringer

|Montrose

|D

|1980–1988

|1950

81

|Lauderdale

|Rick Fortenberry

|Meridian

|D

|1984–1988

|1946

82

|Lauderdale

|Charles L. Young

|Meridian

|D

|1980–1988

|1931

83

|Lauderdale

|Tommy Horne

|Meridian

|D

|1972–1984

|1936

84

|Clarke, Lauderdale

|Roy A. Dabbs

|Meridian

|D

|

|1950

85

|Claiborne, Jefferson

|Charles B. Shepphard

|Lorman

|D

|1980–1988

|1949

86

|Greene, Wayne

|Joe Taylor

|Waynesboro

|D

|

|1943

87

|Jones

|Gus Townsend

|Laurel

|D

|1980–1988

|1932

88

|Jones

|Gary Staples

|Laurel

|D

|

|1940

89

|Jones

|D. R. "Dick" Anderson

|Ellisville

|D

|1984–1988

|1924

90

|Covington, Jefferson Davis

|J. L. Warren

|Mt. Olive

|D

|1980–1988

|1952

91

|Jefferson Davis, Lawrence

|Jimmy W. Tyrone

|Monticello

|D

|

|1947

92

|Lincoln

|Robert D. Underwood

|Brookhaven

|D

|1987–1988

|1956

93

|Amite, Franklin, Jefferson, Lincoln

|Bobby Moak

|Bogue Chitto

|D

|1984–1988

|1958

94

|Adams, Franklin

|Barney Schoby

|Natchez

|D

|1980–1988

|1940

95

|Adams

|R. Ayres Haxton

|Natchez

|D

|

|1948

96

|Amite, Pike, Wilkinson

|David L. Green

|Gloster

|D

|1980–1988

|1951

97

|Pike

|Thomas H. Walman

|McComb

|D

|1976–1988

|1943

98

|Pike, Walthall

|Clem M. Nettles

|Jayess

|D

|

|1930

99

|Lamar, Marion, Walthall

|Robert E. Vince

|Sandy Hook

|D

|1980–1988

|1930

100

|Marion

|Miriam Simmons

|Columbia

|D

|

|1928

101

|Forrest, Lamar

|Carl Parker

|Sumrall

|R

|

|1923

102

|Forrest

|J. B. Van Slyke Jr.

|Hattiesburg

|D

|1984–1988

|1942

103

|Forrest

|Percy W. Watson

|Hattiesburg

|D

|1980–1988

|1951

104

|Forrest

|William Harold Jones

|Petal

|D

|1980–1988

|1952

105

|George, Greene, Perry

|Dorthy Cole

|Richton

|D

|

|1933

106

|Hancock, Harrison, Pearl River, Stone

|Curtis Holston

|Poplarville

|D (1988–1990)

R (1990–1992)

|1984–1988

|1939

107

|George, Stone

|Percy L. Maples

|Lucedale

|D

|1982–1988

|1938

108

|Pearl River

|Ezell Lee

|Picayune

|D

|

|1933

109

|Jackson

|Frank Ely

|Hurley

|D (1988–1990)

R (1990–1992)

|1985–1988

|1924

110

|Jackson

|William Mitchell Ellerby Sr.

|Moss Point

|D

|1984–1988

|1946

111

|Jackson

|Curt Hebert Jr.

|Pascaguola

|R

|

|1962

112

|Jackson

|Raymond Vecchio

|Gautier

|D

|1985–1988

|1933

113

|Jackson

|Alvin C. Endt

|Ocean Springs

|D (1988–1990)

R (1990–1992)

|1984–1988

|1933

114

|Harrison, Jackson

|Daniel D. Guice Jr.

|Ocean Springs

|D (1988–1990)

R (1990–1992)

|1984–1988

|1953

115

|Jackson

|Ed Ryan

|Biloxi

|D

|

|1939

116

|Harrison

|Oliver Diaz

|Biloxi

|R

|

|1959

117

|Harrison

|Glenn E. Endris

|Biloxi

|D

|1972–1988

|1938

118

|Harrison

|Bob Short

|Gulfport

|D

|1984–1988

|1946

rowspan="2" |119

| rowspan="2" |Harrison

|Isiah Fredericks

(1988–1990){{Cite web |date=2011-01-18 |title=Frances Fredericks reflects on time in legislature |url=https://www.wlox.com/story/13856159/frances-fredericks-reflects-on-time-in-legislature/ |access-date=2024-09-04 |website=WLOX |language=en}}

|Gulfport

|D

|1980–1988

|1930

Frances Fredericks

(1991–1992)

|Gulfport

|D

|

|1935

120

|Harrison