Happy Mother’s Day! Hello, I’m Brice Wiggins, and I’m running for Congress in the Republican Primary Election on June 7th to represent the people of South Mississippi’s 4th Congressional District in Washington D.C.
Our campaign to clean up D.C. won’t be easy, but I know how to win a tough fight. I’ve done it on the sports field, I’ve done it in the courtroom, and I’ve done it in the Mississippi legislature. I’m ready for the next fight in the U.S. House of Representatives–and I am ready to show up for Mississippi, in person. You can learn more about me, my record, and my campaign HERE.
From the Pine Belt to the Coast, I invite you to keep up with us along the campaign trail. Below are some highlights from this past week.
“A mother is clothed with strength and dignity, laughs without fear of the future. When she speaks her words are wise and she gives instructions with kindness.”
—Proverbs
Walkin’ with Wiggins
Taking Grassroots campaigning to another level by coming to a neighborhood near you!
#WalkinWithWiggins is going door to door from the Pine Belt to the Coast to earn your vote on June 7th.
WATCH HERE to see where we’ve been and other highlights from this past week below.
Campaign Trail Highlights
Jackson & Harrison Counties Republican Candidate Forum
We had a great showing in the audience and on the stage on Tuesday! I can’t thank everyone enough. Without you, I wouldn’t be here. Positive change for CD-4 is on the horizon – Vote Wiggins on June 7th! #TeamWiggins
Hancock County Republican Candidate Forum
Another Forum, another No-Show Palazzo, and people are starting to wonder…
Happy Teacher Day!
On Tuesday, we recognized Teacher Appreciation Day by thanking teachers we know – posting this:
Happy National Teacher Appreciation Day! Be sure to thank the special teachers in your life who have shaped you into the person you are today. In 2022, I helped pass the largest teacher pay raise in Mississippi history. I will continue to take care of our educators while in Congress, as they so graciously take on the responsibility of molding our future generations.
Brown Water Banter
I enjoyed sitting down with the guys from Brown Water Banter Podcast to discuss topics ranging from Star Wars, Medical Marijuana, the Wind Pool, and why I set out to become your next U.S. Congressman. WATCH here.
Star Wars Day!
Let’s create a disturbance in the Force. Vote Wiggins on June 7th! #StarWarsDay #Maythe4thbewithyou
National Day of Prayer
As always, on #NationalDayofPrayer, which was Thursday of this week, we look to the Word for guidance.
“Just as you received Christ Jesus as Lord, continue to live in him, rooted and built up in him, strengthened in the faith as you were taught, and overflowing with thankfulness.” Colossians 2:6-7
Final Note...
As a leader, serving others and taking action to create real change that positively impacts the people I am elected to represent is my mission. Mississippi, I’m ready to work for you and with you to build a nation we can once again be proud of.
I hope you will consider my passion and strong record of getting things as I ask for your vote and support on June 7.
Primary Election Voting Information
The Primary Election is on June 7.Click HERE for the Secretary of State Voter Information Guide for Details. Are you registered to vote? Find out HERE.If not, no worries. You have until May 9th to register to vote either in person or by mail. Click HERE to download a voter registration application. If you choose to mail in your voter registration application to the Circuit Clerk’s Office located in the county of your residence, be sure it is postmarked before May 9th (30 days before the election). Out of town on June 7th?IN-PERSON ABSENTEE VOTING – Visit your County Circuit Clerk’s Office to absentee vote in person from April 23 to June 4. MAIL-IN ABSENTEE VOTING – Contact the Circuit Clerk’s Office located in the county of your residence and request an Official Application for Absentee Elector’s Ballot be mailed to you. The Application and Ballot may be mailed together depending on how close to the election date is when the ballot is requested. *Mail-in absentee ballots must be postmarked on or before Election Day and received on or within five (5) business days of the election, June 14th, for them to count. |
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