Full profile
Priscilla Williams Till is running as a Democrat in Mississippi’s contested 2026 U.S. Senate general election. The election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026, and the field includes seven candidates representing the Democratic and Republican parties as well as an independent candidate.
Till’s candidate entry identifies her name, party and the office she is seeking. A biography, campaign finance figures and documented policy positions are not on file.
Priscilla Williams Till’s profile
Till is listed as a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate. Her biography is not on file, so the candidate entry does not identify details such as her work history, education or previous public service.
Fundraising, spending and cash-on-hand figures are also not on file for Till. Those categories refer to money raised by a campaign, money spent and money remaining at the close of a reporting period. A missing figure should not be read as a zero-dollar amount.
No documented policy positions are on file for Till. Her Democratic label identifies her party affiliation but does not, by itself, establish where she stands on a particular issue.
The full candidate field
Sarah Anne DR Adlakha is listed as a Republican candidate. Her biography, fundraising, spending, cash on hand and documented policy positions are not on file.
Scott Colom is listed as a Democratic candidate. His biography, fundraising, spending, cash on hand and documented policy positions are not on file.
Cindy Hyde-smith is listed as a Republican candidate and the incumbent. Her biography, fundraising, spending, cash on hand and documented policy positions are not on file.
Albert R Littell is listed as a Democratic candidate. His biography, fundraising, spending, cash on hand and documented policy positions are not on file.
TY Pinkins is listed as an independent candidate. His biography, fundraising, spending, cash on hand and documented policy positions are not on file.
Andrew Scott Smith is listed as a Republican candidate. His biography, fundraising, spending, cash on hand and documented policy positions are not on file.
Priscilla Williams Till is listed as a Democratic candidate. Her biography, fundraising, spending, cash on hand and documented policy positions are not on file.
What the party labels mean
Three candidates in the field are listed as Democrats: Colom, Littell and Till. Three are listed as Republicans: Adlakha, Hyde-smith and Smith. Pinkins is listed as an independent.
These labels show how each candidate is identified in the race. They do not establish a candidate’s views on individual questions. With no documented policy positions on file for any of the seven candidates, the entries do not offer issue-by-issue comparisons among them.
Hyde-smith is the only candidate identified as the incumbent. That means she currently holds the office. No other candidate in the race is identified that way.
Election timeline and records to watch
The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. Because the race is contested, more than one candidate is seeking the office.
Before Election Day, official candidate information may be updated through the election process. Items to watch include changes to the candidate field, the addition of biographical information, campaign finance figures and documented statements of policy positions.
For voters comparing the candidates, those categories answer different questions. A biography describes a candidate’s background, finance reports track campaign money, and policy positions explain what a candidate says they would support or oppose in office. Till and the other six candidates currently have no such details on file in these categories.
