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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Brooks receives endorsement in District 118 primary race
Brooks receives endorsement of conservative political action committee.
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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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Wicker: Opposes Biden rules on vehicle emissions
President Biden recently proposed two changes to vehicle emissions standards, which would immediately require the entire American auto industry to shift its focus to electric vehicle production.
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Wicker: Calls on Biden to accept Afghanistan withdrawal responsibility
Last week, President Biden released classified and unclassified reports outlining his administration’s decisions before, during, and after the disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal of 2021.
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Presley campaign announces senior staffers
Brandon Presley’s campaign for Mississippi government has announced numerous senior staff hires.
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Bill signings address cyber security and Chinese tech threats
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves has signed two bills which strengthen the state of Mississippi’s cybersecurity efforts and counter Chinese technological threats.
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Gunasekara appeals ballot ruling to state Supreme Court
Northern District Public Service Commissioner candidate Mandy Gunasekara has officially appealed a judge’s ruling that would keep her off the August primary election ballot to the Mississippi Supreme Court.
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Wicker: Biden’s military budget falls short
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit this week with Russian President Vladimir Putin should be a wake-up call for the United States.
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Gunasekara to appeal judge’s ruling on residency
The question of, “Is she on the ballot, or not?” will apparently be settled in the Mississippi Supreme Court.
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