The three key differences between the constitution of Mississippi and the United States of America are listed below in the areas of concern election representation.
For the Mississippi Constitution:
1. The candidate for election must be a citizen of the United States (US).
2. Has lived in his state for two (2) years prior to the election, as well as in the county and city/town he or she will represent for one year. He or she must be twenty-two (22) years old or older.
3. At the time of his election and six (6) months prior to his election, he must own a $500 investment in real estate or at least 150 acres of land.
For the United States of America (US) Constitution:
1. The runner must be at least thirty (30) years old.
2. The person running should have lived in the United States (US) for the past nine (9) years.
3. Be a resident of the state he will be representing.
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