1. What, if any, additional campaign or campaign finance reforms are needed in Mississippi? Candidates need to stop using some of their campaign funds, for personal use. For example, 1 candidate has spent $135,000 to purchase a motor home; a car; and even a garage door for his home, which is an illegal use of campaign funds. Please vote for Randy Walker. 2. As the Chief Elections Officer for the state, what do you propose to assure honest elections and to deal with voter fraud? Mississippi does not have a legal, 1890 State Constitution in short, since 1890, nobody was permitted to cast even 1 vote to ratify said constitution. Yet, Mississippians, are forced to follow a “Bastard Constitution”, which, even denies 18, 19, and 20 year old men and women from sitting on juries 3. The Secretary of State is responsible for the administration of state lands. Describe concerns that need to be addressed. No response given. Attorney General Candidate: James Matthew (Jim) Hood III, Democrat Houston, Mississippi 53. Wife, Debbie. Children, Rebecca, Matthew and Annabelle Qualifications: I graduated from Ole Miss with a bachelor’s degree in political science, and earned a juris doctor degree from the University of Mississippi School of Law. I served as a special assistant attorney general for four years, as a district attorney for eight years and as Mississippi’s attorney general for the past twelve years. Most of my legal career has been spent in public service, protecting Mississippians and prosecuting criminals. I consider public service to be the highest use of my law degree. Contact: email: , Campaign office: 601- 397-6234 Website: www.jimhood.org Address: P.O. Box 16647, Jackson, MS 39236 Facebook and Twitter: @AGJimHood Priorities: I have committed myself to protecting the families of our state and safeguarding our most vulnerable residents -- our children and our elderly loved ones. We at the Attorney General's Office work hard every day to crack down on those who exploit our kids through the Internet, to protect our parents and grandparents in their homes and assisted living facilities and to shield our residents from corporate
1. What, if any, additional campaign or campaign finance reforms are needed in Mississippi? Candidates need to stop using some of their campaign funds, for personal use. For example, 1 candidate has spent $135,000 to purchase a motor home; a car; and even a garage door for his home, which is an illegal use of campaign funds. Please vote for Randy Walker. 2. As the Chief Elections Officer for the state, what do you propose to assure honest elections and to deal with voter fraud? Mississippi does not have a legal, 1890 State Constitution in short, since 1890, nobody was permitted to cast even 1 vote to ratify said constitution. Yet, Mississippians, are forced to follow a “Bastard Constitution”, which, even denies 18, 19, and 20 year old men and women from sitting on juries 3. The Secretary of State is responsible for the administration of state lands. Describe concerns that need to be addressed. No response given. Attorney General Candidate: James Matthew (Jim) Hood III, Democrat Houston, Mississippi 53. Wife, Debbie. Children, Rebecca, Matthew and Annabelle Qualifications: I graduated from Ole Miss with a bachelor’s degree in political science, and earned a juris doctor degree from the University of Mississippi School of Law. I served as a special assistant attorney general for four years, as a district attorney for eight years and as Mississippi’s attorney general for the past twelve years. Most of my legal career has been spent in public service, protecting Mississippians and prosecuting criminals. I consider public service to be the highest use of my law degree. Contact: email: , Campaign office: 601- 397-6234 Website: www.jimhood.org Address: P.O. Box 16647, Jackson, MS 39236 Facebook and Twitter: @AGJimHood Priorities: I have committed myself to protecting the families of our state and safeguarding our most vulnerable residents -- our children and our elderly loved ones. We at the Attorney General's Office work hard every day to crack down on those who exploit our kids through the Internet, to protect our parents and grandparents in their homes and assisted living facilities and to shield our residents from corporate
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