Brandon Presley on Government Reform

	Brandon Presley on Government Reform

Expand enforcement of lobbying, campaign finance regulations

Presley called for state leaders to reform Mississippi's notoriously lax campaign finance laws and expand the role of the state's Ethics Commission to enforce lobbying and campaign contribution regulations. The Democratic candidate has made ethics reform a central part of his statewide campaign, and he has called on lawmakers to pass laws that ban state officials from raising money while the Legislature is in session. Source: Mississippi Today on 2023 Mississippi Gubernatorial race , Jun 6, 2023

Campaign set up voter protection hotline to ensure rights

The Presley for Governor campaign is launching a voter protection hotline. "The voter protection hotline is a critical resource for Mississippians so they can exercise their right to vote," said Nick Cosmo, Voter Protection Director for the campaign. "Whether it is a question about voter registration, how to vote, or any assistance Mississippians may need, our team will be ready to help Mississippians exercise their fundamental right to vote." Source: Press release "Hotline": 2023 MS Governor campaign website , Apr 19, 2023

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