June 29, 2026 - Today, the United States Supreme Court rejected yet another attempt to make it harder for eligible Americans to vote by upholding Mississippi's law allowing absentee ballots postmarked by Election Day to be counted if received within five business days. This ruling is a victory for democracy, common sense, and voters across our state. The challenge to Mississippi's absentee ballot grace period was never about election integrity. It was an effort to disenfranch

The death of 1-year-old Kohen Wiley has weighed heavily on my heart. As a mother and a State Representative, I struggle to find words that adequately express the pain and anguish surrounding the death of this innocent child. Regardless of the circumstances, a grieving family has buried a child who should still be laughing, growing, and experiencing life's first milestones. Scripture reminds us in Micah 6:8 that the Lord requires us "to act justly, to love mercy, and to walk h

Serving as your State Representative for House District 68 continues to be one of the greatest honors of my life. As I reflect on the 2026 Mississippi Legislative Session, I am proud of the progress we made on behalf of working families, educators, small business owners, and communities across our state. This session, I worked alongside colleagues to protect public education and defeat school choice legislation that would have diverted critical resources away from our publi