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From a pivotal Senate election, all four congressionals, and a medical marijuana referendum – Mississippi Today political reporters Bobby Harrison and Geoff Pender join managing editor Kayleigh Skinner to preview what, exactly, will be on the ballot in November.
Mississippi native and Georgia activist Stacey Abrams, in a fundraiser earlier this summer, discussed Mike Espy's candidacy for the U.S. Senate in 2020.
Mississippi Today political reporters spent a couple weeks digging into the Senate campaigns of Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and Democratic challenger Mike Espy. What they found were completely different strategies and infrastructures.
Mississippi Today's political reporters discuss how Gov. Tate Reeves' heavy-handed leadership style in previous years has led to contentious moments with Republican legislative leaders in 2020
Gov. Tate Reeves announced last week he would allow most of the state's public schools to reopen this month, even after medical experts urging him to delay. Mississippi Today's editors discuss why Reeves made the decision and what could happen next.
Jarrius Adams, a 23-year-old activist, is one of several young Mississippians working to influence politics and policy in the state. Adams, who co-organized Jackson's massive Black Lives Matter protest in June, joins Mississippi Today Editor-in-Chief Adam Ganucheau to discuss why he's doing the work and forecast what he hopes the future could look like.
Veteran Sen. Hob Bryan says governor was grandstanding in vetoing more than $2 billion in education funding. Bryan says Legislature would have fixed oversight of not providing bonuses to teachers in top performing and improving school districts without governor vetoing bill. Gov. Tate Reeves is providing funds to schools for now, based on opinion from attorney general.
Three public school educators join Mississippi Today to discuss their concerns about hundreds of thousands of students returning to their classrooms this fall as COVID-19 numbers across the state spike.
Gov. Ronnie Musgrove, the state's last Democrat governor, talks about attempt in 2001 to change state flag and why he believes this time was different. He praises efforts of Hosemann and Gunn.
State Rep. Chris Bell, D-Jackson, discusses how a bipartisan group of lawmakers worked behind closed doors to remove the state flag.
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