On Tuesday, voters will go to the polls to cast ballots in party primary runoff elections.

Races that will be on Adams County’s Democratic Party ballots in Tuesday’s runoff races for Adams County positions are:

*For Circuit Clerk, Eva Givens will face “Lady J” M. Johnson. The winner will face independent challengers Charlie Vess and Ricky Warren in the Nov. 5 general election.

*For Adams County Prosecuting Attorney, Carmen Brooks Drake will face Lisa Chandler. The winner will take office as no independent or Republicans candidate ran for the office.

*District 5 Adams County Supervisor Democratic Challenger Warren Gaines Sr. will face incumbent Democrat Calvin Butler. The winner will face independent challenger Lee Blanton and Republican Cleotha Marsaw in the Nov. 5 general election.

*For Northern District Adams County Judge, Democratic Challenger Audrey B. Minor will face Eddie Jones. The winner will take the seat as no independent or Republican challengers ran for the office.

*For Constable Northern District, incumbent Democrat Willie B. Jones will face challenger Deselle “Mody” Davis. The winner will take the seat since no independent or Republicans ran for the office.

In district and statewide races on the Republican Party tickets will be a runoff between gubernatorial candidates Tate Reeves and Bill Waller Jr. among other races. No Republican candidates for Adams County offices face runoffs.

Don’t forget to go to the polls Tuesday between 7 aa.m. and 7 p.m. Remember, however, that if you voted in the first party primaries on Aug. 6, you can only vote in the party primary that you voted in on Aug. 6.

For example, if you voted in the Democratic Party primary on Aug. 6, you cannot vote in the Republican Party runoff on Tuesday and vice versa. If you did not vote in the Aug. 6 primary, however, you can choose which party runoff you want to vote in on Tuesday.

May the best candidates win.