A new memo from the Democratic Attorneys General Association argues the party can flip seats in Kentucky, Louisiana, and Mississippi.

A new report shows the lack of representation on the local level, and how it affects policy.

PLUS: Mississippi’s hottest political race, and a conversation with Ben Terris

With the Republican-run state in disarray, polls suggest Brandon Presley has a real shot at defeating Governor Tate Reeves this year.

Fun new attack on democracy

The bill would block health insurance from covering gender-affirming care and put physicians at risk of having their licenses revoked.

The former NFL player is embroiled in what may be Mississippi’s biggest corruption scandal ever: the misuse of welfare funds for ego projects that did nothing to help the state’s poor people.

Conservative state legislatures are using pandemic-era surpluses to give tax cuts for the wealthy while maintaining unfair flat taxes that punish the poor.

The stakes are highest in states where the legislature and the governor’s mansion are held by different parties. How much will abortion rights motivate voters?

In America, pregnancy is a uniquely violent and sometimes deadly time. Abortion can be a lifeline.

As the Supreme Court hears arguments over Mississippi’s 15-week abortion ban, the director of a clinic in the South reflects on the damage already done.

As the Supreme Court considers Texas’s extreme abortion ban, commentators would have you believe Mississippi’s is comparatively reasonable.

A basic income experiment in the state should teach national Democrats a lesson as they weigh a permanent Child Tax Credit.

Trump’s apparent defeat wasn’t the only election result this week that suggested voters’ growing support for a multiracial America.

Take a cue from Mississippi and retire that abomination atop your capitol building.

A threat to the community

The state's response to a lawsuit by four black voters shows the wide ramifications of the Supreme Court's recent gerrymandering ruling.

Yes, the state on Tuesday voted for a white racist for Senate. But liberals shouldn’t write off Mississippi as a lost cause.

When the Republican in question is Cindy "Public Hanging" Hyde-Smith, the answer is: maybe?

Capital punishment is losing support in the United States, but what about on the Supreme Court?