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.