Presley For Mississippi to report over $1.6 million cash on hand
Democratic candidate for Mississippi governor Brandon Presley is reporting a growing financial war chest for his campaign.
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Newman announces leave from City of Tupelo to campaign
Tanner Newman is the City of Tupelo’s Director of Development Services, a post he has been at since July 2021.
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Hester Jackson-McCray to seek reelection to House
McCray qualified to be on the 2023 election ballot but has no August primary opposition.
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Bully Bloc endorses Hosemann for reelection
Bully Bloc, the political action committee made up of friends and alumni of Mississippi State University, endorsed Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann.
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Denton eyes changing Delta message to Legislature
Denton is making a second run for the Legislature, as he challenged state Rep. Dan Eubanks four years ago when the two of them were in the same district.
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Hoots endorsed by Home Builders Association of Mississippi
The Home Builders Association of Mississippi (HBAM) has endorsed Charlie Hoots in his bid for the Mississippi House of Representatives (District 20).
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Goodkind announces campaign for House District 7 seat
The House District 7 Republican primary on Tuesday, Aug. 8 is a three-person race with the official announcement by Southaven resident Jamey Goodkind that he is running for the nomination and thus, the election, since no Democrats officially qualified.
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Williams: I’m a Conservative fighter running to represent you
The citizens of our state have been neglected by politicians who put themselves before their constituents, and it’s time for results-driven leadership to take charge.
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Barton: Dangerous crime won’t go unchecked
DeSoto County is filled with hard-working, kind, honest people.
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Blackwell: Another election year
I love DeSoto County and it has been an honor to represent you in the legislature, but our work isn’t done. – State. Sen. Kevin Blackwell.
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