Readers’ Choice ballots in Sunday’s paper

NATCHEZ — Cast your ballot for the best the Miss-Lou has to offer and take a chance at winning $100. The Natchez Democrat Readers’ Choice Awards ballot for 2017 is in Sunday’s paper. Vote for best burger, best hair salon, best fried chicken, best local event and many other categories.

Qualifying ballots must have at least 45 categories completed. Photocopies of ballots will not be tabulated and are not eligible for the contest.

Extra copies of the ballot are available at The Natchez Democrat office at 503 N. Canal Street during regular business hours.

A special section on Aug. 27 will feature the top three businesses or individuals in each category.

Get your ballot today and let your vote count.

 

 

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