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"Mississippi barely climbed out from under federal oversight, and the first chance our leadership gets to start testing the boundaries of Black voting power, they take it. They don't even pretend otherwise."

What Mississippi Republicans "won" by backing Trump's Iran strategy

Republicans remain silent as Trump's war of choice hurts Mississippians

We get a lot of repeat comments, so let's address the ones we receive the most.

Mississippi government once embraced the Klan for its help in weakening the Black vote. Today, it uses legislation.

Senate Republicans Pass Voter Restriction Bill with No Evidence of Widespread Fraud; Over 647,000 Mississippi Women Among Those at Risk

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Annual fundraising dinner honors legacies of Fannie Lou Hamer and Governor William Winter; Early Bird pricing available through March 30

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Governor Tate Reeves made a lot of claims about his data centers. Let's take a look at some of the biggest.

A closer look at our platform, what we believe, and why we'll never stop fighting for it.

One of the most common comments we receive is that "Democrats ran the state for 100 years, Republicans just got started." But if you know your history, and you have a little common sense, you know not to fall for that trick.

“Donald Trump has been an abject disaster for Mississippians over his first six weeks in office. He’s killed contracts for Mississippi farmers and raised their fertilizer costs, he’s shuttered nursing homes and gone after Mississippians’ Social Security, and he’s attacked Mississippi’s public schools while trying to take away health care for our families. Mississippians remember who Donald Trump is and that’s why his approval rating has already plummeted after only six weeks in office.”

“Trump is addressing Congress tonight on the heels of his administration canceling leases for three Social Security Administration offices in our state. Mississippi’s seniors deserve better,” said Mississippi Democratic Party Executive Director Mikel Bolden.

The state of Mississippi and the nation mourn the passing of Robert G. Clark Jr., a historic figure whose life’s work transformed civil rights, education, and governance in the state. Clark, who made history in 1967 as the first African American elected to the Mississippi Legislature since Reconstruction, passed away at the age of 96 surrounded by loved ones.

President Joe Biden Final Address

The Mississippi Democratic Party is dedicated to supporting our candidates throughout the electoral process. We offer resources, training, and a network of experienced public servants to guide you from the initial stages of your campaign to victory on election day.

JACKSON, MS – In response to recent inflammatory comments made by former President Donald Trump, suggesting that members of the January 6 Committee should “go to jail,” Congressman Bennie G.
Thompson (D-MS), who served as Chair of the bipartisan committee, issued a strong statement defending the integrity and mission of the panel.

Mississippi Democrats speak out against the actions Rep. Michael Guest has taken by dropping the Investigation Report

A Message from Mississippi Democratic Party Chairman Cheikh Taylor