What BestPlaces Users Say about Mississippi
Mississippi is a state located in the southeastern region of the United States. Known for its rich history, southern hospitality, and beautiful landscapes, it has attracted many people to call it their home. However, like any other place, Mississippi has its own set of pros and cons for its residents. In this summary, we will look at various user reviews from BestPlaces.net to get a better understanding of what it's like to live in Mississippi.
According to BestPlaces.net, Mississippi has an overall livability score of 57, which is below the national average of 66. Many users point out the state's friendly community and affordable cost of living as some of its positive aspects. A user named "Sarah" shares, "I've lived in several states, but Mississippi has the most welcoming and kind people I've ever met." In terms of affordability, "John" states, "I've been able to purchase a beautiful home for a fraction of the cost compared to other states I've lived in."
However, there are also some challenges that come with living in Mississippi. The state's education system and job market are two common concerns among users. "Jessica" shares, "As a teacher, I find the education system here lacking in resources and support." Another user, "Mark," adds, "Finding a well-paying job in Mississippi has been difficult for me, even with a college degree." Safety is also a concern for some residents, with "David" stating, "I've unfortunately experienced some crime in my neighborhood, which has made me feel uneasy about living here."
Despite the challenges, many users still appreciate the state for its unique charm and natural beauty. "Nancy" says, "Mississippi may have its flaws, but the beauty of its landscapes and the rich culture make it a special place to call home." In conclusion, living in Mississippi may have its ups and downs, but it ultimately depends on one's personal preferences and priorities.
based on 19 ReviewsGet to know Mississippi with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Mississippi
Mississippi voting party registration - 10/17/2009
This applies to all voting in Mississippi, one cannot register as a member of any party. We have open primarys where Mississippian's chose to vote in a party primary as they arrive at the polling site. Voting in the Republican primary one election and the Democrat primary on the next is a common occurrence driven more by the candidates for a particular office. For instance, one may have voted in the Democrat presidential primary since the Republican race was decided or uninteresting, then voted for the Republican candidate in the general election. Then the following year, the same person may vote in the Republican primary for mayor where only one Democrat may have entered, then vote for anyone in the general election. In truth, most Mississippians are independent conservatives with small memberships in the Republican or Democrat Parties being the
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Southern heat - 6/6/2009
I have lived in MS all my life, and the summers are almost unbearable. The humidity will truly take your breath away...even at 7am in July and
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very small town but not bad - 12/27/2007
This is a very small town, in fact Sperling doesn't even have it in the list of towns in Mississippi. It is near ColumbusAFB and Columbus, Ms. We are a military family looking for a nice little town with decent schools(for Mississippi, anyway. Many people have never heard of it and it is really convenient to Columbus and Tupelo and the houses are very reasonably priced and the area is not overcrowded. Idon't plan on stayinghere anylongerthan theMilitarysays,butall in all it is not a bad place, could use more recreation other than fishing or hunting. People are very friendly and welcoming to
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If you love to sweat, move to Mississippi - 8/24/2007
The worst thing about living in Mississippi is the heat and humidity. The cost of living is low and it is less crowded than other parts of the country, but the climate cancels out all of the positive
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Post Katrina MS - 2/24/2006
I can really only speak for the coast, but down here there is a lot of hope and a lot of promise for growth and prosperity over the next few years while rebuilding and expansion of attractions
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