§ Miss. Code § 23-15-1065(untitled)

Misrepresentation as to office in, or nomination by, political party;
penalties.
If any person shall claim, or represent himself in any manner to be a member of any state,
district or county executive committee of any political party in this state, or claim to be the
national committeeman or national committeewoman or any other officer or representative of
such political party without having been lawfully elected or chosen as such in the manner
provided by the laws of this state, or by such political party in the manner provided by the laws
of this state, or shall in like manner claim to be the nominee of any political party authorized by
the laws of this state to hold primary elections and choose party nominees, when in fact such
person has not been declared the nominee of such political party for such office by such political
party operating under the laws of this state, such person shall be barred from participating in any
primary election held by such party, and shall not be a candidate, and the name of such person
shall not be placed on the ticket as the candidate of such party in any election held in this state.
Any person who violates the provisions of this section, in addition to other measures or penalties
provided by law, may be enjoined therefrom upon application to the courts by any person or
persons, or any political party, official or representative of such political party aggrieved thereby.