The Save our State Political Action Committee (“SOS PAC”) invests in local/state races in MS to recruit candidates, engage voters and win elections. #weshowup
So, we are at 8,800 followers. Who out there is going to help us reach 10,000? Give us a follow and retweet. As @MichelleObama said last week, let’s “do something!”
In light of yesterday’s federal court ruling, it looks like we may have three special elections on our hands for the Mississippi House and Senate. SOSPAC is ready to roll!
#BREAKING: A three-judge panel has ruled that Mississippi's legislative maps violate Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act.
The court will provide the Mississippi Legislature an opportunity to enact revised maps. News via @jallen1985. https://t.co/IagOGBWqVn
With the news of Gulfport Mayor Billy Hewes’s (R) retirement, we thought we would revisit the vote tally there in the Governor’s race from 2023. In Gulfport, @BrandonPresley received 8,853 votes (56%) to Tate Reeves’s 6,966 (44%). #2025municipalelections
SOS PAC was well-represented at the @msdemocrats convention! Congrats to SOS PAC board member, Senator @SenDavidBlount on his election as @TheDemocrats National Committeeman!
Big congrats to Grenada’s Mayor-Elect Charles Latham. Local elections matter on everything from taxes to schools. @MSSOSPAC looks forwarding to helping local candidates and causes next year dedicated to servant leadership.
Public school funds can be provided to private schools after the Mississippi Supreme Court ruled 7-2 in favor of the Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration, State Treasurer David McRae and State Treasurer Liz Welch.
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Making sure folks like Walker don’t give up on our state is one of the main reasons for @MSSOSPAC. Btw, Walker knocked on doors every Saturday with our teams in 2023. Mississippi needs him and like him others to stay involved. #saveourstate
Here’s a trend we are going to fix. In the 2023 general election, 85% of all House and Senate races were uncontested. Up from 63% uncontested in 2011. It’s time that change.