Community Comes Together in Laurel to Discuss Voting Rights
MEDIA CONTACTD’Cory Owens, MSLPublic Relations [email protected] Laurel, Miss - Last night, residents gathered in Laurel for a candid and empowering conversation about the voting rights challenges shaping our democracy, and the room was full of people ready to listen, learn, and act. The discussion brought attention to critical issues, including the SAVE and SHIELD Acts, two pieces of legislation with significant implications for voter access, as well as the landmark case of Louisiana v. Callais, which continues to raise important questions about representation and fairness at
A Look Back at Tuesday’s Election Across Mississippi
A Look Back at Tuesday’s Election Across Mississippi MEDIA CONTACTD’Cory Owens, MSLPublic Relations [email protected] JACKSON, Miss. — Tuesday, Mississippi showed up. Throughout this election cycle, organizers and community leaders worked tirelessly on the ground to make sure every Mississippian had the information, resources, and support needed to participate in the democratic process. Election Day was the culmination of that work, and it mattered. “Tuesday’s primary election was an important step in setting the stage for Mississippi’s November midterm elections. While most voters were able to cast their
Mississippi Votes Youth Civic Engagement Advocacy Day at the Capitol
MEDIA CONTACTD’Cory Owens, MSLPublic Relations [email protected] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 25, 2026 Mississippi Votes Hosts Youth Civic Engagement in Action Advocacy Day at State Capitol JACKSON, Miss. — Mississippi Votes today convened young leaders from across the state for its annual Youth Civic Engagement in Action Advocacy Day, equipping participants with the knowledge and tools to engage in the legislative process and advocate for issues impacting their communities. The event, held Tuesday at Galloway Memorial United Methodist Church in Jackson, brought together more than 100 youth and community
Mississippi Votes Uses Art to Highlight Pressing Issues in Politics
JACKSON,Miss., August 5, 2024 – Mississippi Votes, through its Arts and Activism Fellowship Program, proudly announces the release of “The Future: Up To Us,” a powerful and evocative musical project that unites six talented Mississippians: Truest Love, AUTM VALOR, Ariel J., Jack…
U.S. CITIES WHERE PEOPLE PAY THE MOST IN TAXES
By Chamber of Commerce Where a person or business chooses to put down roots can have a significant impact on their costs, and in recent years, more people are moving to locations that will keep costs low. Expensive states that have been major economic powers and population centers in the past, like California and New York, are seeing their population growth level out and more industries leave their state for inexpensive locations. Tech companies like Tesla, Oracle, and Hewlett Packard have recently announced plans to relocate operations outside of California,