For Mhps Cruiser To Win Best Looking Cruiser Contest (supertalk): How Voting Works & How to Win

What the MHP cruiser vote on SuperTalk Mississippi is

This page tracks a single promotion: SuperTalk Mississippi's call for its audience to back the Mississippi Highway Patrol's entry in the Best Looking Cruiser Contest. SuperTalk Mississippi is a statewide talk radio network whose domain, supertalk.fm, carries the ballot page, and its registry call sign is WCNA. The promotion is a best-of style public vote in the business vertical of our directory, but unlike a chamber or newspaper poll it does not hand out local awards. It rallies Mississippi support for one vehicle in a national field of state trooper cruisers.

The patrol's entry gives the vote its character. In 2026 the page features an MHP Honor Guard Dodge Charger photographed in front of the Mississippi Fallen Officers Memorial Wall, and the page quotes the entry with the line that the photo represents the state well. Supporters are therefore not choosing among local businesses; they are casting a symbolic vote for the patrol's image.

No city is attached to this promotion. It speaks for the whole state, and the patrol itself, rather than any single town's business community, is the subject of the ballot.

The dated record for this cruiser vote

Two edition years are confirmed for the SuperTalk Mississippi support page: 2020 and 2026. The 2020 page carried a hard deadline, stating that voting ended Tuesday, July 21, 2020, at 12:00 p.m. eastern standard time. That July placement matches the 2026 cycle, whose window ran from Monday, June 29, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. through Monday, July 13, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. Both confirmed cycles therefore fall in early-to-mid July, which is the strongest timing signal the promotion offers.

What SuperTalk has not published is any round structure of its own, such as a nomination phase or a runoff between the 2020 and 2026 dates; any such rounds should be confirmed on the live ballot each cycle.

The station's page carries a 2026 copyright line for SuperTalk Mississippi Media, and the ballot page for the MHP cruiser is still the live address for the promotion. Whether the page goes dormant between cycles or is refreshed with each new entry, the safe reading is that a fresh announcement opens each edition and the deadline closes it, as happened in both confirmed years.

Because only two edition years are confirmed, treat 2027 as expected rather than scheduled. The patrol contest's own calendar, run alongside other states' cruiser entries, sets the pace that the station page follows.

How a supporter votes for the MHP cruiser

The mechanic is simple and free. A supporter opens the vote-for-mhps-cruiser page on supertalk.fm, reads about the current entry, and follows the page's call to action to the live ballot. The SuperTalk page itself is a promotion rather than a tallied poll, so the vote is counted wherever the patrol contest's ballot actually lives.

Reporting on the patrol contest states that voting is handled through SurveyMonkey and that the American Association of State Troopers allows each device one vote for the duration of the contest. That single sentence defines the whole strategy: there is no daily return, no login to maintain, and no streak to build. One device, one choice, for Mississippi's Charger.

For a supporter used to newspaper best-of polls, where a daily vote accumulates over weeks, this ballot asks for something different: a single, well-timed share. Because the window runs about two weeks, the most useful action is getting the supertalk.fm page in front of other Mississippi voters early, before the July 13 noon deadline, rather than returning to vote again yourself.

Anything that promises to multiply a single device's vote should be read against that one-per-device rule, which is the organizer's own stated limit on this ballot.

Where this ballot sits among Mississippi's best-of programs

This promotion is an outlier in Mississippi's best-of landscape. The state's other public votes are community awards run by local publishers: Best of Coastal Mississippi, Best of the Best Jackson from the Clarion Ledger, Best of Mississippi, Best of Oxford from the Oxford Eagle, the Daily Journal Readers Choice in Tupelo, and Best of Panola County from The Panolian.

Those polls ask readers to pick favorite businesses across many categories and often allow daily voting over a long window. The MHP cruiser vote asks one question about one vehicle and, per the patrol contest's reported rules, accepts one vote per device. A supporter moving between this page and a newspaper poll should not assume the same rules carry over.

What the two share is the publisher model: a Mississippi media brand hosting a ballot on its own site, which is why all of these programs sit in the same state directory. The difference is the subject. Where the others honor local commerce, SuperTalk Mississippi's page honors the patrol, tying a statewide radio audience to a national trooper contest each July.

Strengthening support for the MHP cruiser entry

Because this ballot allows one vote per device, the only honest way to add support is to add devices: share the supertalk.fm page with Mississippi friends, family and patrol supporters and ask each person to cast their single vote before the deadline. The page's own framing helps here, since the Honor Guard Charger photographed at the Mississippi Fallen Officers Memorial Wall gives people a reason to pass it along beyond the contest itself.

The organizer's stated limit matters for anyone weighing outside help. One vote per device means volume-style approaches collide directly with the ballot's structure rather than slipping around it. Our award votes page explains what organizer-limited ballots generally permit, and the pricing tiers on this site are listed for comparison only.

Timing also matters. With the 2026 window closing at noon on July 13, shares posted in the first week have the most runway; a share on the final morning may reach people after the ballot has closed. Plan outreach around the opening date, not the deadline.