DeSoto DA vows legal action against a “DEI” Judicial Sub-District
While the legislation increases the number of judges serving DeSoto County from three to four next year, Barton argues the structure of the election is flawed.
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While the legislation increases the number of judges serving DeSoto County from three to four next year, Barton argues the structure of the election is flawed.
Read MoreThe board plans to present its priorities booklet to the delegation, focusing on its “top five legislative issues” to ensure its message is clear.
Read MoreIn-person absentee voting is conducted exclusively at the DeSoto County Circuit Clerk’s Office.
Read MoreDifferences between Republican leaders in the House and Senate were blamed by some for the lack of a budget bill when the regular session ended April 3.
Read MoreThe three-member Mississippi Transportation Commission is tasked with the oversight of state transportation resources and operations.
Read MoreNineteen states have passed a Convention of States resolution, including Mississippi.
Read MoreThe “Healthy Mississippi Works Act” Obamacare expansion would seek a waiver to allow for Medicaid coverage for persons making $20,000 per year or less.
Read MoreWe also need to remember that governing is about choosing between priorities.
Read MoreGov. Reeves called the special session to begin on Thursday, Jan. 18 at 9:30 am.
Read MoreApplications will be accepted until 5 p.m. on Oct. 30.
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