Election Day. South Mississippi decides today.

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Polls open until 7 PM. If you're in line at 7, stay in line. You can vote. Bring photo ID and a friend

1 DAY LEFT. Tomorrow, South Mississippi decides.

Our children's future is the reason I entered this fight, and right now, that future is on the line.

Head Start is on the line. Our public schools and teachers are on the line.

Times are hard. Grocery bills keep climbing, paychecks don’t stretch like they used to, and too many parents are wondering how they’ll keep food on the table.

That’s not on you. It’s on leadership. When leaders put people over politics, policy can lower costs and lift up working families.

3 days out, Tuesday, November 3. South Mississippi decides.

You choose who stands up for the Coast and the Pine Belt. Not the people betting you stay home. You.

Know your rights at the polls. If anyone tells you there's a problem with your registration, ask for an affidavit ballot,

4 days.

All eyes are on South Mississippi. They can’t overlook us anymore, so don’t let anyone tell you your vote doesn’t count here.

We have the power to decide what our future looks like, and nobody gets to make that choice for us. This time, we answer for ourselves.

Gas is up. Groceries are up. And South Mississippi is still being told to wait.

I sat down with WXXV 25 this week to make a simple point: Washington has stopped listening to this district.

Our seniors should not be an afterthought.

Five days left

The power of South Mississippi doesn’t live in D.C. It lives in us and it shows up when we show up together
So here’s our ask

Check in with 5 people today. Make sure they have a plan and a ride. If they don’t bring them with you

When you vote, post your sticker and tag the campaign

Real consequences are on the ballot, and every family in South Mississippi will feel them.

When we put people first, nobody leaves their prescriptions at the pharmacy counter because the price is half a month’s pay.

One week left.

I don’t have to tell you what I’ll do. I can show you what I’ve done.

22 years in the Army.
Five years fighting for West Gulfport in the State House.
Food in the hands of struggling families every weekend. 
That’s my record, and I’m taking it to Washington.

Rent. Tuition. Student loans and grants. Groceries and gas. Jobs to build a better future.
It’s all on the line, and it’s all on the ballot. Your vote matters.

Away at school? You likely qualify to vote absentee. Go to your home county’s Circuit Clerk’s office by noon Saturday, October 31.

People over policies. Righteousness over rhetoric. Competence over chaos.

I’ve traveled every corner of this district, and one thing is clear: South Mississippi is ready for leadership that puts the people first. 

I’ve spent a lifetime serving this country and this community, and I’m not done yet.

I've answered this nation's call before. Now I'm asking for the chance to answer the Fourth District's.

Whether it was in uniform or in the State House, I've always seen service the same way – you work for the people, not the other way around.

In the Fourth District, we are family, whether you live in town or down a county road.
When I say I’ll be accessible, accountable, and reliable, I mean it. That starts with showing up where you live instead of waiting for you to come find me. That’s why I was glad to be in Perry County this weekend.

10 days. 
Groceries cost too much. 
We're stuck in a war Congress never approved. 
Families can't afford their prescriptions, while this administration has made tens of millions off its corruption.
We need change.

The United States of America was built by working families.

You don't have to take my word for it. Check my record. Five years in the Mississippi House: the biggest teacher pay raise the state has passed, fully funding our public schools, votes for veterans and seniors, a bill to raise the minimum wage, and the resources our police need.

12 days.
12 counties.
All of South Mississippi is worth fighting for.

From the Coast to the Pine Belt, every county in this district deserves a leader who puts people over politics and stays accessible and accountable to the people who vote them in.

Jackson County, you are leading the way. We are building momentum in every county. This is what it looks like when people show up for their community.
Thank you to Kelly, to the volunteers at the fairgrounds, to the owner of Good Bros.
I will earn every vote in Jackson County.
Mississippi Won't Wait

A mother in George County told me she prays her baby doesn’t run a fever, because if it does, she’s driving to the coast and hoping she makes it.

That drive is about to get harder. On July 3, 2025, the district’s current representative voted yes on H.R. 1.

Thank you to WDAM for having me on to talk about the importance of this race for day-to-day life in South Mississippi.

They asked why I'm running. The answer is the same one I give at every stop. South Mississippi has been an afterthought for too long.

South Mississippi needs a leader who puts people over politics and stays accessible and accountable to the people who vote them in.

This office belongs to the people.
Let your voice be heard.