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U.S. House District 4
2026 Mississippi U.S. House — District 4 — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Mississippi Secretary of State — Candidate Qualifying List
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Office: U.S. House District 4
Name: Jeffrey Hulum III
Party: Democratic
General Election: November 3, 2026
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FEC committee ID: C00931386
FEC committee name: JEFFREY HULUM III FOR CONGRESS
Published email: [email protected]
Published website: https://www.jeffreyhulumiiiforcongress.com/
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My name is Jeffrey Hulum III. I was raised in the Gaston Point Community in Gulfport and am a proud product of Gulfport Public Schools. I served 22 years in the United States Army and came home to work for my community. As the founder of Extend A Hand, Help A Friend, I’ve spent nearly 10 years fighting food insecurity head on and helping fill the gaps felt by children, seniors and families across the Gulf Coast.
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My name is Jeffrey Hulum III. I was raised in the Gaston Point Community in Gulfport and am a proud product of Gulfport Public Schools. I served 22 years in the United States Army and came home to work for my community. As the founder of Extend A Hand, Help A Friend, I’ve spent nearly 10 years fighting food insecurity head on and helping fill the gaps felt by children, seniors and families across the Gulf Coast.
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South Mississippi deserves an economy that works for working people, not just for corporations and the wealthy. Families should be able to earn a living wage, support their children, and build a secure life right here at home.
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South Mississippi deserves an economy that works for working people, not just for corporations and the wealthy. Families should be able to earn a living wage, support their children, and build a secure life right here at home.
Every child deserves a quality education, no matter their ZIP code. Strong schools build strong communities — investing tax payer dollars in our children is the best investment we can make in our future.
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Every child deserves a quality education, no matter their ZIP code. Strong schools build strong communities — investing tax payer dollars in our children is the best investment we can make in our future.
No family should go broke to see a doctor or afford life-saving medication. Access to healthcare is a basic necessity especially in a state where rural hospitals are closing, costs keep rising, and current policies continue to decrease funding for Mississippi’s fragile healthcare system.
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No family should go broke to see a doctor or afford life-saving medication. Access to healthcare is a basic necessity especially in a state where rural hospitals are closing, costs keep rising, and current policies continue to decrease funding for Mississippi’s fragile healthcare system.
Our justice system should keep communities safe while ensuring fairness, accountability, and rehabilitation. We can protect public safety and still work toward a system that treats every person with dignity.
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Our justice system should keep communities safe while ensuring fairness, accountability, and rehabilitation. We can protect public safety and still work toward a system that treats every person with dignity.
A fair and free society requires treating every person with dignity and equality. We must ensure that civil rights, voting rights, and basic freedoms are protected for all Mississippians. Every citizen of Mississippi deserves the right and access to participate in the democratic process.
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A fair and free society requires treating every person with dignity and equality. We must ensure that civil rights, voting rights, and basic freedoms are protected for all Mississippians. Every citizen of Mississippi deserves the right and access to participate in the democratic process.
I will look beyond media-driven narratives and political noise to focus on the realities faced by working families across South Mississippi, not the interests of wealthy donors or national power brokers.
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I will look beyond media-driven narratives and political noise to focus on the realities faced by working families across South Mississippi, not the interests of wealthy donors or national power brokers.
Seniors deserve dignity and support as costs continue to rise.
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Seniors deserve dignity and support as costs continue to rise.
Jeffrey Hulum III is a 22-year Army veteran, born and raised in Gulfport, MS, running for Congress to fight for working families and be a voice for everyone in South Mississippi. We will win together by showing up for each other.
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Jeffrey Hulum III is a 22-year Army veteran, born and raised in Gulfport, MS, running for Congress to fight for working families and be a voice for everyone in South Mississippi. We will win together by showing up for each other.
When the federal government put a halt to social services because of partisan fighting, we stepped up and distributed over 500,000lbs of high quality food across the Mississippi Gulf Coast, regardless of income or residency. Those long lines full of neighbors, full-time workers, and retirees was a clear reminder to me just how close all of us are to being in need when crises hit, and how important it is for leaders and those who can to show up.
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When the federal government put a halt to social services because of partisan fighting, we stepped up and distributed over 500,000lbs of high quality food across the Mississippi Gulf Coast, regardless of income or residency. Those long lines full of neighbors, full-time workers, and retirees was a clear reminder to me just how close all of us are to being in need when crises hit, and how important it is for leaders and those who can to show up.
I’m running for Congress because South Mississippi deserves representation that listens, responds, and cares enough to be accountable to the real needs of our district. South Mississippi deserves a leader that understands their concerns through direct experience and will go beyond politics to guarantee real results.
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I’m running for Congress because South Mississippi deserves representation that listens, responds, and cares enough to be accountable to the real needs of our district. South Mississippi deserves a leader that understands their concerns through direct experience and will go beyond politics to guarantee real results.
I fought for our country in the Army. I’ve fought for the City of Gulfport in the Mississippi legislature. Now I want to fight for all of South Mississippi against a broken system that leaves too many hardworking people with the short end of the stick.
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I fought for our country in the Army. I’ve fought for the City of Gulfport in the Mississippi legislature. Now I want to fight for all of South Mississippi against a broken system that leaves too many hardworking people with the short end of the stick.
After 22 successful years across six combat deployments in the Army, I know what it takes to keep our country safe. National security must be grounded in strength, readiness, and leadership with the experience needed for thoughtful, informed decision-making, instead of partisan actions that undermine stability rather than strengthen America’s position at home and abroad.
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After 22 successful years across six combat deployments in the Army, I know what it takes to keep our country safe. National security must be grounded in strength, readiness, and leadership with the experience needed for thoughtful, informed decision-making, instead of partisan actions that undermine stability rather than strengthen America’s position at home and abroad.
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FEC candidate totals February 27, 2026 through June 30, 2026.
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Candidate ID: H6MS04242
Name: HULUM, JEFFREY III
Office: House
State: MS
District: MS04
Coverage start: 2026-02-27
Coverage end: 2026-06-30
Total receipts: $29045.18
Total disbursements: $22863.50
Cash on hand: $6534.40
Debts owed by committee: $3500.00
Candidate contributions: $0.00
Loans made by candidate: $3500.00
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Reason: NO_STABLE_ELIGIBLE_PUBLIC_RECORD_IDENTITY_ATTACHED
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