Yesterday’s Back to School Ice Breaker was a great reminder of what makes our schools so special: incredible, hardworking teachers. My opponent claims we need “stronger teachers.” Well, I’d invite him to spend a day with the ones I stood beside yesterday. These educators —

It was good to be back in Tate County yesterday, hearing directly from the people I’m proud to represent. No paid canvassers — just honest conversations with neighbors about what matters most. I’m grateful for your support and would be honored to earn your vote again on August 5.

What happens in rural Mississippi impacts us all. That’s why I care so deeply about it and about preserving it for future generations in the #msleg.

Back in Tate County tonight, and the support is real. Folks are stopping what they’re doing to visit, take photos, and committing to vote on August 5. And we’re doing it without a single paid canvasser. Just me and Vickey, putting in the work. Thank you, Tate County.

Our schools are more than just centers for learning. They are the foundation of our county’s success, where values are taught, character is built, and the next generation of leaders is shaped. And this new high school will be no exception. But today was also a reminder that a

Enjoyed visiting with voters tonight, including several lifelong residents who told me I’m the only candidate in this race who’s knocked on their door. As fate would have it, some had already voted for me. I’m truly humbled by their support and proud to have earned their trust.

The heat wave isn’t stopping us from getting out into the community this weekend. We’re heading into the final week with momentum, a strong ground game, and more commitments of support and votes every day. Let’s finish this race the same way we started it — by working hard and

Vickey and I have truly enjoyed getting out into the community and meeting folks in their driveways, on their front porches, and around their kitchen tables. And yesterday was no different. Hearing directly from you about the issues that matter most is the highlight of any

Another hot evening out knocking doors, but the reassurances from voters made it worth it, including one couple who told me I’m the first state senator to show up at their home in 100-degree weather. That is why I am out here. Public service starts with showing up and listening

Some of you may have received a mailer or seen an ad from my opponent claiming to be a “TRUMP DELEGATE.” Let me be clear, that is a lie. We have the official list. And he was not on it. This is not some small exaggeration. This is a calculated lie meant to fool Republican

Parents should parent their kids, not the government. That’s why I signed the Moms for Liberty Parent Pledge and commit, as your senator, to continue supporting policies that defend the fundamental rights of parents in the #msleg.

Vickey and I are working around the clock in these final days before Tuesday’s election. It’s been a pleasure visiting with folks across the district. As it turns out, many of you have already cast your vote for me — and we’re deeply honored. We’re fired up and ready to keep

As senator, I’ve stood up, delivered, and made a difference — for our teachers, law enforcement, the unborn, and our conservative values. Let’s keep up the fight. This Tuesday, let’s send a fighter back to Jackson who puts us first.

Well, another robocall just went out — this time from Olive Branch Mayor Ken Adams, telling you to vote for my opponent, developer Jon Stevenson. I guess they’ve found their “yes man.” I’m not surprised. I’ve pushed back on things they want, like annexation and higher taxes.

After two months of walking doors and visiting with the people we’re proud to represent, we’re here. Election Day is tomorrow. Vickey and I are so grateful for every one of you who’s stood with us, prayed for us, and worked alongside us throughout this campaign. One more

Today is Election Day! After months of knocking doors and listening to the people I’m proud to represent, it all comes down to this. We don’t need a $12 million Super PAC trying to decide our local elections. This race belongs to the people of DeSoto and Tate—not a Super PAC!

There are moments in life that break your heart in ways words can never fully express. This is one of those moments. As most of you know, our son, Hunter, and daughter-in-law, Emily, were eagerly expecting identical twins any day now. Earlier this week, both boys unexpectedly

Despite a $12 million Super PAC, multiple mayors, dirty tactics, developers, outside money and outright lies, the voters had the final say tonight. Once again, you’ve honored me with your vote, and I am deeply grateful. But this victory isn’t mine — it’s yours. It belongs to