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XT MADIS'
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MADISON COUNTY, MIS^J^PI CLERK .
BY D.C.
COMELIA WALKER,
Petitioner,

v.

TIM SCOTT TAYLOR,

Respondent.

SWORN PETITION FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW OF PRIMARY RUNOFF ELECTION

CONTEST

COMES NOW the Petitioner, Cornelia Walker, and pursuant to Miss. Code Ann. § 23-

15-927, files this sworn petition for judicial review of the Democratic Primary Runoff Election

held in Canton, Mississippi on April 22, 2025, and in support thereof, states as follows:

1. Petitioner has filed a contest of the Democratic Primary Runoff Election results with the

Canton Municipal Democratic Executive Committee (CMDEC) on May 6, 2025.

2. Petitioner files this judicial petition on May 6,2025, the day the contest was submitted to

the Executive Committee.

3. This filing is timely under the express requirements of Miss. Code Ann. § 23-15-927,

which provides that a petition for judicial review must be filed within ten (10) days of the

filing of the contest with the executive committee.

4. As held by the Mississippi Supreme Court in Chandler v. McKee, 202 So. 3d 1269, 1273

(Miss. 2016): “The statute clearly requires the petition to be filed within ten days of the

filing of the complaint with the executive committee, without regard for whether the

executive committee has ruled on the complaint.”

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5. This petition is not premature, but rather mandated by the statute’s plain text. The

Legislature amended § 23-15-927 in 2012 to impose a strict ten-day deadline, and

the Mississippi Supreme Court in Chandler emphasized that waiting for

committee action would risk dismissal.

6. The Petitioner asserts that significant and material irregularities, including the

disenfranchisement of eligible voters in annexed areas, and the Trails of Madison

have cast doubt on the outcome of the April 22, 2025, Democratic Primary

Runoff Election.

7. Petitioner requests judicial review because the number of voters impacted by the

exclusion from SEMS exceeds the margin of victory in the election, and therefore,

the true will of the voters cannot be determined.

8. A sworn copy of the complaint filed with the CMDEC is attached hereto as

Exhibit A, and the required certificate of two independent attorneys accompanies

this filing pursuant to § 23-15-927.

9. Upon filing of this petition, Mississippi Code Annotated §23-15-929 instructs the

Circuit Clerk as follows: “the circuit clerk shall immediately, by registered letter

or by telegraph or telephone, or personally, notify the Chief Justice of the

Supreme Court, or in his absence, or disability, some other judge of the Supreme

Court, who shall forthwith designate and notify a circuit judge on senior status of

a district other than that which embraces the county or any of the counties,

involved in the contest or complaint, to proceed to the county in which the contest

or complaint has been filed to hear and determine the contest or complaint.”
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10. On December 19, 2017, the City of Canton adopted an ordinance annexing Areas

1 and 2, which includes the Kingston Subdivision, and the Westside Trailer Park.

Said annexation was upheld in Matter of Enlarging, Extending & Defining Corp.

Limits & Boundaries of City of Canton, 317 So. 3d 949 (Miss. 2021).

11. The land on which the Trails of Madison sits had been in the City since on or

about 2007 but was vacant land. The Trails of Madison was constructed in 2020

which consists of thirty (30) buildings which have 600 units of one- and two-

bedroom apartments. There are 240 single bedroom apartments and 360 two-

bedroom apartments. These individuals who were above the age of eighteen

became eligible voters for the City of Canton. Upon information and belief, there

presently are 221 registered voters located at the The Trails of Madison. Upon

information and belief, there are approximately 500 registered voters in the

Kingston Subdivision and approximately 100 registered voters in the Westside

Trailer Park.

12. Despite the annexation, and the Trails of Madison being in the city since on or

about 2020, the city “refuses to provide the Circuit Clerk of Madison County a

usable format for adding the residents of the newly annexed area [or the Trails of

Madison] to the voter rolls for the City of Canton elections inclusion in the

Statewide Election Management System (SEMS)”. See Court’s Order April 21,

2025.

13. “The City of Canton held its primary elections on Tuesday, April 1, 2025, despite

its refusal to give the Circuit Clerk a usable form to add the newly annexed voters

to SEMS.” See Court’s order April 21, 2025. See Court’s Order April 21, 2025.
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As the Court stated: “The municipality may not annex citizens and then

disenfranchise the same citizens.”

14. The Circuit Clerk, Anita Wray, testified in Court on May 6, 2025 that she had

received from the City Clerk a three and one-half (3‘A) page document with street

and address range in late December 2024.

15. The Circuit Clerk, Anita Wray, testified that she sent to the City Clerk an address

library of every street completed or incomplete in January, 2025 in anticipation of

the 2025 Municipal Elections.

16. The Circuit Clerk, Anita Wray, testified that she received back from the City

Clerk, “it’s good.” However, she could not state the exact date.

17. The City Clerk, Dr. Chuconna Anderson testified that she received from the

Circuit Clerk, Anita Wray, the address library in August, 2024.

18. The Circuit Clerk, Anita Wray, testified that she did not have the address library

prior to January 2025.

19. As a result, the Trails of Madison and the newly annexed area approximately

3,000 residents were disenfranchised. Those who were 18 and older were not

notified of their right to vote in the April 1,2025 primary election, or the April

22, 2025 primary runoff election. Hundreds of individuals were turned away

from what they thought were their voting precinct in Ward 4 and others were not

permitted to cast regular ballots. In, fact only thirty-two (32) affidavit ballots were

cast in Ward 4, the precinct that these individuals were eligible to cast a vote.

20. The CMDEC failed to take timely corrective measures and, in fact, rejected

affidavit ballots cast by voters residing in the annexed areas or The Trails of
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Madison during the first primary, solely on the basis that their addresses were not

present in SEMS. Additionally, voters were turned away being informed by poll

workers that they were not in SEMS for Ward 4.

21. On April 21, 2025, the Circuit Court of Madison County granted a Writ of

Mandamus ordering the CMDEC to count affidavit ballots submitted by voters

from the newly annexed areas in the April 22, 2025 runoff election. The Writ of

Mandamus covered the Trails of Madison, Kingston Subdivision and the Trailer

Park.

22. The CMDEC’s refusal to notify these voters in the April 22, 2025 primary runoff

election of their right to vote violated Mississippi election law, thereby

disenfranchising a significant class of voters and rendering the results of the

primary runoff incapable of ascertaining the true will of the voters because the

winning candidate that the CMDEC certified only won by 43 votes. With

approximately 821 eligible voters not being able to cast a vote for the candidate of

his or her choice, the will of the voters cannot be determined.

23. The failure to notify or include eligible voters from duly annexed portions of the

City and the Trails of Madison constitutes a violation of:

i. Miss. Code Ann. § 23-15-171 (duty to properly administer primary

elections);

ii. The fundamental right to vote under both state and federal law;

iii. The disenfranchisement of a significant number of voters;

24. These irregularities materially affected the outcome of the election and warrant a

new election because the will of the voters cannot be determined.

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WHEREFORE, PREMISES CONSIDERED, Petitioner respectfully prays that this

Court:

a. Takes jurisdiction over this matter;

b. Declares the April 22, 2025, primary runoff election results void;

c. Order a new election; and

d. Grant such other relief as may be just and proper.

Respectfully submitted this thefe^'day of May, 2025.

CO ILIA WALKER, Petitioner

By:

Angela Turner Ford (MSB No. 100187)

Attorney for Petitioner

Turner Law Offices, P.L.L.C.

452 East Street
P.O. Drawer 1500
West Point, Mississippi 39773
Telephone No. 662.494.6611
angela@bturnerlaw. com
OF COUNSEL:

Barbara Blackmon, MSB #3346

Edward Blackmon, Jr., MSB #3354
Bradford J. Blackmon, MSB #104848
Blackmon & Blackmon, PLLC
907 W. Peace Street
Canton, MS 39046
601.859.1567
bblackmon@blackmonlawfirm.com
edbackmon@blackmonlawfirm.com
biblackmon@blackmonlawfirm.com
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

COUNTY OF MADISON

PERSONALLY APPEARED BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority in and for the

County and State herein, states on oath that the matters, facts and things set forth herein

are true and correct to the best of her knowledge^

omelia Walker

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE ME^this the 6?

da1 May,
2025.

NOTARY PUBLIC

MY COMMISSION EXPIRES:

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IN THE MATTER OF THE DEMOCRATIC MUNICIPAL PRIMARY

ELECTION RUNOFF

CITY OF CANTON, MISSISSIPPI

BEFORE THE CANTON MUNICIPAL DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE

COMMITTEE

PETITION TO CONTEST PRIMARY RUNOFF ELECTION RESULTS OF

APRIL 22, 2025

1. Petitioner, Cornelia Walker, is a duly qualified elector of the City of Canton and

candidate in said election.

2. Respondent, Canton Municipal Democratic Executive Committee (“CMDEC”), is the

duly constituted body responsible for the administration and certification of the

Democratic municipal primary elections pursuant to Miss. Code Ann. § 23-15-171.

3. This Petition is brought under the authority granted in Miss. Code Ann. § 23-15-927,

which allows for contesting the legality of the conduct of a primary election and/or

primary runoff election before the proper party executive committee.

4. The CMDEC is the proper body to hear this contest under Mississippi law, as it

conducted the Democratic Primary Election and the runoff on April 1 and April 22, 2025,

respectively.

5. On December 19, 2017, the City of Canton adopted an ordinance annexing Areas 1 and

2, which includes the Kingston Subdivision, and the Westside Trailer Park. Said

annexation was upheld in Matter of Enlarging, Extending & Defining Corp. Limits &

Boundaries of City of Canton, 317 So. 3d 949 (Miss. 2021).

6. The land on which the Trails of Madison sits had been in the City since on or about

2007 but was vacant land. The Trails of Madison was constructed in 2020 which consists

exhibit
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of thirty (30) buildings which have 600 units of one and two bedroom apartments. Those

individuals then became eligible voters for the City of Canton.

7. Despite the annexation, and the Trails of Madison being in the City since on or about

2007, the City failed to provide the Circuit Clerk of Madison County a usable street and

address range in proper format for adding the residents of the newly annexed area or the

Trails of Madison to the voter rolls for the City of Canton elections inclusion in the

Statewide Election Management System (SEMS), as required by law.

8. The Circuit Clerk, Anita Wray, testified in Court on May 6, 2025 that she had

received from the City Clerk a three and one-half (3 /z) page document with street and

address range in late December 2024.

9. The Circuit Clerk, Anita Wray, testified that she sent to the City Clerk an address

library of every street completed or incomplete in January, 2025 in anticipation of the

2025 Municipal Elections.

10. The Circuit Clerk, Anita Wray, testified that she received back from the City Clerk,

“it’s good.” However, she could not state the exact date.

11. The City Clerk, Dr. Chuconna Anderson testified that she received from the Circuit

Clerk, Anita Wray, the address library in August, 2024.

12. The Circuit Clerk, Anita Wray, testified that she did not have the address library

prior to January 2025.

13. As a result, of the Trails of Madison and the newly annexed area approximately

3,000 residents were disenfranchised. Those who were 18 and older were not notified of

their right to vote in the April 1, 2025 primary election, or the April 22, 2025 primary

runoff election. Several individuals were turned away from what they thought were their

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voting precinct and others were not permitted to cast regular ballots. In, fact only thirty-

two (32) affidavit ballots were cast in Ward 4, the precinct that these individuals were

eligible to cast a vote.

14. The CMDEC failed to take timely corrective measures and, in fact, rejected affidavit

ballots cast by voters residing in the annexed areas during the first primary, solely on the

basis that their addresses were not present in SEMS. Additionally, voters were turned

away being informed by poll workers that they were not in SEMS for Ward 4.

15. On April 21, 2025, the Circuit Court of Madison County granted a Writ of Mandamus

ordering the CMDEC to count affidavit ballots submitted by voters from the newly

annexed areas in the April 22, 2025 runoff election. The Writ of Mandamus covered the

Trails of Madison, Kingston Subdivision and the Trailer Park.

16. The CMDEC’s refusal to notify these voters in the April 22, 2025 primary runoff

election of their right to vote violated Mississippi election law, thereby disenfranchising a

significant class of voters and rendering the results of the primary runoff incapable of

ascertaining the true will of the voters because the winning candidate that the CMDEC

certified only won by 43 votes.

17. The failure to notify or include eligible voters from duly annexed portions of the City

and the Trails of Madison constitutes a violation of:

Miss. Code Ann. § 23-15-171 (duty to properly administer primary elections);

The fundamental right to vote under both state and federal law;

18. These irregularities materially affected the outcome of the election and warrant a new

election

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WHEREFORE, PREMISES CONSIDERED, Petitioner respectfully requests

that the Canton Municipal Democratic Executive Committee:

A. Set aside the certification of the results of the Democratic Primary Runoff

Election;

B. Order a new election that includes the participation of all duly annexed and

eligible voters in the Trails of Madison;

C. Investigate and hold a hearing on the failure to notify or include voters from

Areas 1 and 2 and the failure to notify or include voters in the Trails of Madison;

D. Take such other and further action as may be necessary to ensure compliance with

state election law.

Respectfully submitted this the^?^lay ofi 2025.

Cornelia Walker
414 East Fulton Street
Canton, MS 39046
601.608.8119
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF MADISON

PERSONALLY APPEARED BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority in and

for the County and State herein, states on oath that the matters, facts and things set forth

herein are true and correct to the best of her knowL ge.

Cornelia Walker .
SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE ME, this the [ft day of May.

2025.

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI

£ APR 2 1 2025 ?
1
liVRAY. CIRCUIT CLERK
NANCY CRUTCHER, ) D.C.
And JOHN DOES 1-3

VS. CAUSE NO.: 2025-cv-0116-JA

CANTON MUNICIPAL DEMOCRATIC

EXECUTIVE CMTE.

ORDER

Nancy Crutcher’s Petitionfor Emergency Relief, Temporary Restraining Order, Preliminary

Injunction, and Writ ofMandamus, which was filed minutes before closing on Thursday, April 17,

2025, is before the court. The courthouse was closed on Friday, April 18,2025, to observe Good

Friday.

On December 19,2017, the City of Canton proposed annexation of five unincorporated

areas of Madison County, Mississippi. The Chancery Court of Madison County, Mississippi,

granted the city’s annexation of the proposed Areas 1 and 2. The Chancery Court denied

annexation of Areas 3,4, and 5. Matter ofEnlarging Extending & Defining Corp. Limits &

Boundaries ofCity ofCanton, Madison Cnty., 317 So. 3d 949 (Miss. 2021).

The city successfully annexed Areas 1 and 2, which include the Trails of Madison, the

Kingston Subdivision, and “the Trailer Park,” also known as the Westside Trailer Park.

Despite the City’s successful annexation, it refuses to give the Circuit Clerk of Madison

County, Mississippi, a usable format for adding the residents of the newly annexed area to the

voter rolls for the City of Canton elections in the Statewide Election Management System

(SEMS).
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The City of Canton held its primary elections on Tuesday, April 1,2025, despite its

refusal to give the Circuit Clerk a usable form to add the newly annexed voters to SEMS.

Crutcher’s counsel represents that the Canton Municipal Democratic Executive Committee

voided or refused to certify all affidavit ballots of voters from the newly annexed area, including

the Trails of Madison, the Kingston Subdivision, and “the Trailer Park,” also known as the

Westside Trailer Park, as eligible ballots in the primary election because the addresses were not

included in SEMS.

The Court grants the Petition in part and denies the Petition in part. The Court rejects

the request to enjoin or restrain certification of the election until “the eligible voters residing in

the annexed area have been given the opportunity to vote” and to “cast a ballot on a regular

voting machine”. The newly annexed voters cannot be added to SEMS with less than twenty-

four hours’ notice and allowed to “cast a regular ballot on the voting machine”. Further, there is

no reason to extend voting beyond Tuesday, April 22,2025.

The Court grants the Petition and the Writ of Mandamus in that any eligible voter from

the annexed area may vote by affidavit ballot in the runoff election on Tuesday, April 22, 2025.

Further, the Canton Municipal Democratic Executive Committee must not void the affidavit

ballot simply because the address is not in SEMS.

The voter must submit identification as required by § 23-15-563. The Canton Municipal

Democratic Executive Committee must count any valid affidavit ballot in the newly annexed area

of the Canton City Limits, to include the Trails of Madison, the Kingston Subdivision, and “the

Trailer Park, ” also known as the Westside Trailer Park, as eligible ballots in the runoff primary
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election on Tuesday, April 22,2025. These ballots must not be excluded or voided simply

because the address is not registered on SEMS.

Further, the City of Canton must submit a complete street and address range with the

correct wards for Area 1 and Area 2 in its Amended Ordinance Enlarging, Extending, and Defining

the Corporate Limits and Boundaries ofthe City ofCanton, Madison County, Mississippi passed by

the majority of the members of the Board and Aiderman and adopted on December 19,2017 and

proposed Annexation of Area 1 and Area 2 to the Circuit Clerk of Madison County, Mississippi,

within thirty (30) days of entry of this order. The municipality may not annex citizens and then

disenfranchise the same citizens.

IT IS THEREFORE, ORDERED AND ADJUDGED, that the Canton Municipal

Democratic Executive Committee must count any valid affidavit ballot submitted with

identification as required by § 23-15-563 in the newly annexed area of the Canton City Limits, to

include the Trails of Madison, the Kingston Subdivision, and “the Trailer Park,” also known as

the Westside Trailer Park, as eligible ballots in the runoff primary election on Tuesday, April 22,

2025. These ballots must not be excluded or voided simply because the address is not registered

on the Statewide Election Management System (SEMS).

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED, that the City of Canton must submit a

complete street and address range with the correct wards for Areas 1 and 2 in its Amended

Ordinance Enlarging, Extending, and Defining the Corporate Limits and Boundaries ofthe City of

Canton, Madison County, Mississippi passed by the majority of the members of the Board and

Aiderman and adopted on December 19,2017 and proposed Annexation of Area 1 and Area 2 to

the Circuit Clerk of Madison County, Mississippi, within thirty (30) days of entry of this order.
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SO ORDERED AND ADJUDGED this the 21st day of April, 2025.

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