Following the news that St. Dominic Memorial Hospital in Jackson is laying off 157 employees and closing all of its behavioral health services, Commissioner Brandon Presley released the following statement.

Brandon Presley released the final planks of his historic ethics plan.

In his first paid TV ad released today, Tate Reeves couldn’t help but remind Mississippians of his role in the largest corruption scandal in state history by using footage from a shuttered private school run by guilty welfare fraudster Nancy New.

Brandon Presley released the second plank of his historic ethics plan to make sure Tategate never happens again.

Earlier this week, Brandon Presley released the first plank of his historic ethics plan at the steps of the State Capitol.

Following the news that KPC Promise Hospital in Vicksburg could be forced to shut down next month because of Tate Reeves’ hospital crisis, Brandon Presley released the following statement.

Brandon Presley released the first plank of his historic ethics plan to take on giant corporations and lobbyists and clean up Tate Reeves’ corruption.

Brandon Presley earned the early endorsement of the Columbus Commercial Dispatch because of his “track record of advocating for and enacting initiatives that benefit virtually every Mississippian.”

A new report from Mississippi Today highlights a new paid advertisement from the Reeves campaign launch that uses footage from a shuttered private school linked to the largest public corruption scandal in state history.

The Mississippi State Council of Machinists endorsed Commissioner Brandon Presley at the union’s Southern States Conference of Machinists (SSCM) in Biloxi.

A new report from ABC News highlights Brandon Presley’s unique strength as a candidate has “excited some Democrats in and outside of the state” and has Republicans acknowledging that the race may be “more competitive than it might seem” because of Reeves’ record of self-serving corruption.

A new column in the New York Times from David Firestone highlights how Brandon Presley is the candidate that can win this year’s gubernatorial race because of his focus on kitchen table issues like cutting the grocery tax and Medicaid expansion while Tate Reeves is uniquely unpopular because of his role in the largest corruption scandal in Mississippi history.