Secretary of State Egbert Hosemann issued the following press release:
Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann announces Re-Election Plans
Jackson, Miss.-Secrtary
of State Delbert Hosemann filed qualifying papers to seek re-election
as Secretary of State in 2015 at the Mississippi Republican Party
Headquarters today.
"Lynn and I are humbled by
the encouragement of so many Mississippians," says Secretary of State
Delbert Hosemann. "When the citizens of this Great State hired me, I
was determined to make Mississippi a better place for my
grandchildren. From day one, I have worked to fund education for our
children, encourage economic development and create jobs by implementing
the best business laws in the country, protect and preserve our natural
resources, and ethically manage our elections."
On January 30, 2015, Secretary Hosemann reported approximately $1,007,172 cash on hand.
"I've never been a career
politician, and my decisions are not politically motivated. I have a
proven record for doing what is I believe is right for Mississippians,"
says Secretary Hosemann. "There is still work to be done as Secretary
of State, and I hope the citizens of Mississippi will allow me to
complete the work we have started in the next four years."
Since taking office, Secretary Hosemann has:
- Requested a decrease in his budget this year of $845,000.
- Implemented a constitutional Voter ID requirement in our State. Mississippi was the only State in recent years to avoid a federal lawsuit when implementing this constitutional requirement, saving millions of tax dollars in potential legal fees.
- Proposed some of the most innovative and business friendly business law reforms in the nation to encourage businesses to open their doors or expand in Mississippi, creating countless jobs.
- Encouraged small business growth by cutting business filing fees and eliminating unnecessary and often burdensome paper filings.
- Increased the amount generated from public lands to the highest amount recorded in 2015--$89,342,384. These funds go directly to the education of our schoolchildren.
Secretary Hosemann will be seeking a third consecutive term in 2015.
7 comments:
I wish he'd quit running off spam emails to business owners crowing about his achievements. Ironic how opting out still puts you on the recipient list.
I was watching something on PBS the other night and there was a promo for a cooking show he was doing the other night.
Oh grande! Now we get to see him every day for another several years in the margins of JJ and on every link to this site we send somebody else. Sitting cross legged like Ichabod Crane in his Jos A. Bank finery and freshly polished funeral shoes. Interesting that he has millions for advertising.
1st Anonymous, Sounds like an email technical issue if you opted out and still receive the "spam". I would call your email provider's Technical support Hotline.
Dancing with Ichabod,
Fashion Blogger?
YAWN.
How does a state employee manage to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on advertising? Or should I be asking Gallo this question?
I hope Dilbert doesn't do the Mike Chaney "squeeze those you regulate" fundraising emails.
Post a Comment