An independent candidate for Mississippi governor says she is quitting the race
An independent candidate running a low-budget campaign for Mississippi governor said Monday she is dropping out and endorsing Democratic nominee Brandon Presley as he tries to unseat Republican incumbent Tate Reeves. But Gwendolyn Gray's decision was announced more than two weeks after absentee voting had already begun, with ballots that list her along with Reeves and Presley.
He said he is honored to receive Gray's support as he tries to earn votes from Democrats, Republicans and independents “who are ready to expand Medicaid on day one, cut the highest tax on food in the country, and clean up corruption once and for all.” Reeves released a statement dismissing Gray's support of Presley.
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