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Senator Ben Suber, Senator Tyler McCaughn and former Governor Phil Bryant casting their their electoral ballots for President of the United States for the State of Mississippi for Donald Trump. | Submitted photo

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National: Sen. Tyler McCaughn Casts Mississippi Electoral Vote
By STAFF REPORTS
Mon,12/23/24-6:00PM , 702 Reads
The Mississippi Republican Party announced that State Senator Tyler McCaughn, of Newton, was one of the six Presidential Electors for the State of Mississippi to cast votes for Donald J. Trump for President and J.D. Vance for Vice President of the United States, in accordance with the U.S.
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Mississippi presidential electors cast votes for Trump, Vance
By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Wed,12/18/24-4:00PM , 254 Reads 9,060 Statewide
The state’s 6 electoral votes go to the President-elect and Vice President-elect, as the Magnolia State went for the Trump-Vance ticket by nearly 61% in the General Election.
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Senator Ben Suber, Senator Tyler McCaughn, Public Service Commissioner Chris Brown, Secretary of State Michael Watson, Governor Tate Reeves, Terry Reeves, Charlie Stephenson, and former Governor Phil Bryant after the Presidential Electors for the State of Mississippi cast their votes.

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Senator McCaughn Selected as One of Six Mississippi Presidential Electors
By STAFF REPORTS
Tue,12/17/24-3:33PM , 2,683 Reads
The Mississippi Republican Party announced that State Senator Tyler McCaughn, of Newton, was one of the six Presidential Electors for the State of Mississippi to cast votes for Donald J.
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Tim Kalich: White not wanting to wait
By TIM KALICH
Thu,12/12/24-1:00PM , 442 Reads
State Auditor Shad White came by the office this past week, one of several media stops he has been making across Mississippi to tout his legislative proposals for the session that starts next month.

The tour seemed to be as much about White maneuvering toward a gubernatorial run in 2027.
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