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2026 Mississippi U.S. Senate — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Mississippi Secretary of State — Candidate Qualifying List
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Office: U.S. Senate
Name: Ty Pinkins
Party: Independent
General Election: November 3, 2026
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FEC committee ID: C00830554
FEC committee name: TY PINKINS FOR CONGRESS
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Published email: [email protected]
Published website: https://www.typinkins.com/
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I was raised in the Mississippi Delta, where I learned the value of hard work early in life. My family depended on farming to get by, and like many kids in our community, I spent my teenage years chopping cotton to help my parents make ends meet.
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I was raised in the Mississippi Delta, where I learned the value of hard work early in life. My family depended on farming to get by, and like many kids in our community, I spent my teenage years chopping cotton to help my parents make ends meet.
I’m a proud product of the Mississippi public school system. My parents—hardworking folks who didn’t have much—instilled in me the importance of getting a good education. I graduated from Rolling Fork High School, then went on to Tougaloo College before joining the U.S. Army.
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I’m a proud product of the Mississippi public school system. My parents—hardworking folks who didn’t have much—instilled in me the importance of getting a good education. I graduated from Rolling Fork High School, then went on to Tougaloo College before joining the U.S. Army.
While serving on four different continents, I earned my bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Maryland’s Global Campus. Later, using the GI Bill, I attended law school and graduated from Georgetown University Law Center, where I earned both my Juris Doctor and a Master of Law in National Security Law.
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While serving on four different continents, I earned my bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Maryland’s Global Campus. Later, using the GI Bill, I attended law school and graduated from Georgetown University Law Center, where I earned both my Juris Doctor and a Master of Law in National Security Law.
Our democracy is a precious gift—and a serious responsibility. At this moment in our history, it’s facing real challenges. As President Lincoln warned, the greatest threats to our republic often come from within, not beyond our borders.
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Our democracy is a precious gift—and a serious responsibility. At this moment in our history, it’s facing real challenges. As President Lincoln warned, the greatest threats to our republic often come from within, not beyond our borders.
I also believe we must show respect for the everyday Americans—Republicans, Democrats, and Independents alike—who serve as poll workers and election officials. They dedicate their time to ensuring elections run smoothly and that results reflect the will of the people. We owe them our thanks—not suspicion.
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I also believe we must show respect for the everyday Americans—Republicans, Democrats, and Independents alike—who serve as poll workers and election officials. They dedicate their time to ensuring elections run smoothly and that results reflect the will of the people. We owe them our thanks—not suspicion.
The son of a tractor driver, Ty doesn’t come from a wealthy family. He was born and raised in the small town of Rolling Fork, and is a “proud son of the Mississippi Delta."
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The son of a tractor driver, Ty doesn’t come from a wealthy family. He was born and raised in the small town of Rolling Fork, and is a “proud son of the Mississippi Delta."
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As your next U.S. Senator, I’ll make sure that federal farm bills are written with small family farmers in mind. For far too long, federal policy has favored big corporations with deep pockets and powerful lobbyists. That has to change. I’m not a lobbyist—I’m an advocate for Mississippi’s farmers and farm workers. I’ll make sure our family farms have a voice at the table and the support they deserve.
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As your next U.S. Senator, I’ll make sure that federal farm bills are written with small family farmers in mind. For far too long, federal policy has favored big corporations with deep pockets and powerful lobbyists. That has to change. I’m not a lobbyist—I’m an advocate for Mississippi’s farmers and farm workers. I’ll make sure our family farms have a voice at the table and the support they deserve.
We need to attract new industries and businesses to invest in our communities—because their dollars will go further here, and they’ll find a workforce eager to train, grow, and succeed. When we give people a real chance to improve their lives, they show up and put in the work.
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We need to attract new industries and businesses to invest in our communities—because their dollars will go further here, and they’ll find a workforce eager to train, grow, and succeed. When we give people a real chance to improve their lives, they show up and put in the work.
I believe healthcare is a fundamental human right—not a privilege based on your job, your ZIP code, or your luck. That’s why I support the Medicare for All Act—because it’s time we guarantee every American access to high-quality, affordable healthcare, no matter where they live or what they earn.
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I believe healthcare is a fundamental human right—not a privilege based on your job, your ZIP code, or your luck. That’s why I support the Medicare for All Act—because it’s time we guarantee every American access to high-quality, affordable healthcare, no matter where they live or what they earn.
That experience taught me something I’ve never forgotten: housing is more than just a roof over your head—it’s the foundation for everything else in life. It determines what kind of jobs you can access, which schools your children can attend, and what kind of community you live in. That’s why we must get housing policy right—at both the state and federal level.
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That experience taught me something I’ve never forgotten: housing is more than just a roof over your head—it’s the foundation for everything else in life. It determines what kind of jobs you can access, which schools your children can attend, and what kind of community you live in. That’s why we must get housing policy right—at both the state and federal level.
Education opened doors for me—and I believe every child deserves that same opportunity. But for too long, education has been politicized. Too many lawmakers are more interested in pushing political agendas than helping our kids succeed. Instead of banning books and censoring curriculum, we should be focused on what truly matters: giving every student access to the tools they need to thrive.
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Education opened doors for me—and I believe every child deserves that same opportunity. But for too long, education has been politicized. Too many lawmakers are more interested in pushing political agendas than helping our kids succeed. Instead of banning books and censoring curriculum, we should be focused on what truly matters: giving every student access to the tools they need to thrive.
I believe strongly in a woman’s right to make personal decisions about her health and her future. That includes access to contraception, prenatal care, and yes, when necessary, abortion care. These are deeply personal decisions that should be made by women—not politicians.
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I believe strongly in a woman’s right to make personal decisions about her health and her future. That includes access to contraception, prenatal care, and yes, when necessary, abortion care. These are deeply personal decisions that should be made by women—not politicians.
I grew up chopping cotton in the Mississippi Delta, living and working on farms throughout the region. I’ve seen firsthand how rich and fertile our land is. The Delta can grow just about anything. That’s why I believe our environment isn’t just a natural treasure—it’s one of our most valuable economic resources. And protecting it means protecting our way of life, our jobs, and our future.
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I grew up chopping cotton in the Mississippi Delta, living and working on farms throughout the region. I’ve seen firsthand how rich and fertile our land is. The Delta can grow just about anything. That’s why I believe our environment isn’t just a natural treasure—it’s one of our most valuable economic resources. And protecting it means protecting our way of life, our jobs, and our future.
After my military service, I pursued a Master of Laws in National Security Law at Georgetown University. I’ve continued to study how we protect our nation—not just from foreign threats, but also from the erosion of trust in our own institutions.
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After my military service, I pursued a Master of Laws in National Security Law at Georgetown University. I’ve continued to study how we protect our nation—not just from foreign threats, but also from the erosion of trust in our own institutions.
The right to vote is one of the most fundamental freedoms we have as Americans. It’s how we make our voices heard, choose our leaders, and shape the direction of our communities and our country.
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The right to vote is one of the most fundamental freedoms we have as Americans. It’s how we make our voices heard, choose our leaders, and shape the direction of our communities and our country.
Mississippi has some of the most fertile soil in the country—we can grow just about anything here. That’s why I’ll fight to protect our environment, so future generations of Mississippi farmers can continue working this land and feeding our communities.
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Mississippi has some of the most fertile soil in the country—we can grow just about anything here. That’s why I’ll fight to protect our environment, so future generations of Mississippi farmers can continue working this land and feeding our communities.
Right now, the United States faces a shortage of over 7 million affordable rental homes for extremely low-income families. Here in Mississippi, for every 100 families in need, there are only 58 affordable and available rental homes. That means too many of our neighbors are living in unsafe, overcrowded, or unstable conditions—or at risk of homelessness altogether.
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Right now, the United States faces a shortage of over 7 million affordable rental homes for extremely low-income families. Here in Mississippi, for every 100 families in need, there are only 58 affordable and available rental homes. That means too many of our neighbors are living in unsafe, overcrowded, or unstable conditions—or at risk of homelessness altogether.
As your next U.S. Senator, I’ll work to ensure every child has access to a high-quality public education, no matter their ZIP code or background. That starts with fully and fairly funding our schools and supporting the people who make education possible—our teachers, counselors, and staff.
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As your next U.S. Senator, I’ll work to ensure every child has access to a high-quality public education, no matter their ZIP code or background. That starts with fully and fairly funding our schools and supporting the people who make education possible—our teachers, counselors, and staff.
As an Independent, I don’t take cues from party platforms. I take them from people—mothers, daughters, families—who are struggling with a healthcare system that too often denies them the support and respect they deserve. I believe government should focus on empowering women, not controlling them.
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As an Independent, I don’t take cues from party platforms. I take them from people—mothers, daughters, families—who are struggling with a healthcare system that too often denies them the support and respect they deserve. I believe government should focus on empowering women, not controlling them.
Farming built the backbone of Mississippi’s economy, and I know how critical it is to the families who depend on it. That’s why I’ll fight to protect our agricultural environment—because when we invest in healthy soil, clean water, and a stable climate, we’re investing in Mississippi’s long-term prosperity.
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Farming built the backbone of Mississippi’s economy, and I know how critical it is to the families who depend on it. That’s why I’ll fight to protect our agricultural environment—because when we invest in healthy soil, clean water, and a stable climate, we’re investing in Mississippi’s long-term prosperity.
As your next U.S. Senator, I will work to restore civility, strengthen our democratic norms, and ensure that America remains a beacon of stability and freedom.
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As your next U.S. Senator, I will work to restore civility, strengthen our democratic norms, and ensure that America remains a beacon of stability and freedom.
Our farmers should be rewarded for their work—not punished by bad trade deals. I’ll stand against any agreement that undercuts Mississippi farmers, and I’ll fight for trade deals that put our farmers and our economy first.
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Our farmers should be rewarded for their work—not punished by bad trade deals. I’ll stand against any agreement that undercuts Mississippi farmers, and I’ll fight for trade deals that put our farmers and our economy first.
Encourage business investment in Mississippi communities to create stable, good-paying jobs.
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Encourage business investment in Mississippi communities to create stable, good-paying jobs.
Investing in sustainable, resilient infrastructure that meets our energy needs today and lays the foundation for a cleaner, more reliable system our kids and grandkids can count on.
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Investing in sustainable, resilient infrastructure that meets our energy needs today and lays the foundation for a cleaner, more reliable system our kids and grandkids can count on.
We may not always agree on everything—but I believe most Americans share a commitment to truth, fairness, and the rule of law. I’m not running to score points for any party. I’m running to represent the people of Mississippi and defend the ideals that make this country worth fighting for.
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We may not always agree on everything—but I believe most Americans share a commitment to truth, fairness, and the rule of law. I’m not running to score points for any party. I’m running to represent the people of Mississippi and defend the ideals that make this country worth fighting for.
Mississippi has built a proud reputation in agriculture, growing crops like corn, cotton, soybeans, rice, and more. I know how critical our family farmers are to this legacy, and I’ll always have their backs.
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Mississippi has built a proud reputation in agriculture, growing crops like corn, cotton, soybeans, rice, and more. I know how critical our family farmers are to this legacy, and I’ll always have their backs.
Support federal legislation that lowers our unemployment rate and delivers economic opportunities to working families.
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Support federal legislation that lowers our unemployment rate and delivers economic opportunities to working families.
For me, this fight is personal.
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For me, this fight is personal.
Ensure access to affordable housing that provides safety and essential comforts for all Mississippi families.
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Ensure access to affordable housing that provides safety and essential comforts for all Mississippi families.
Expand literacy and reading programs to help struggling students catch up and succeed.
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Expand literacy and reading programs to help struggling students catch up and succeed.
Supporting our farmers in adopting climate-smart agricultural practices—methods that reduce emissions, restore soil health, and help sequester carbon in crops and the land.
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Supporting our farmers in adopting climate-smart agricultural practices—methods that reduce emissions, restore soil health, and help sequester carbon in crops and the land.
We all want a safer, stronger, freer America. Let’s work together to protect it.
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We all want a safer, stronger, freer America. Let’s work together to protect it.
Invest in education and skills training, especially in trades and frontline careers that power today’s global economy.
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Invest in education and skills training, especially in trades and frontline careers that power today’s global economy.
We can do better. And as your next U.S. Senator, I’ll fight every day to make sure that we do.
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We can do better. And as your next U.S. Senator, I’ll fight every day to make sure that we do.
Support new construction, infill development, and the rehabilitation of older homes—so that more people will be encouraged to move to Mississippi or return home to take advantage of our state’s affordability.
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Support new construction, infill development, and the rehabilitation of older homes—so that more people will be encouraged to move to Mississippi or return home to take advantage of our state’s affordability.
Increase access to career and technical education (CTE) and vocational programs that prepare students for good-paying jobs.
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Increase access to career and technical education (CTE) and vocational programs that prepare students for good-paying jobs.
Mississippi deserves a leader who will protect our land, our air, and our water—not sell it out. With smart investments and bold action, we can build a future that’s cleaner, stronger, and more just for everyone.
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Mississippi deserves a leader who will protect our land, our air, and our water—not sell it out. With smart investments and bold action, we can build a future that’s cleaner, stronger, and more just for everyone.
Reduce class sizes, especially in early grades, to allow more individualized instruction and better outcomes.
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Reduce class sizes, especially in early grades, to allow more individualized instruction and better outcomes.
And ensuring that decisions about pregnancy remain private and protected.
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And ensuring that decisions about pregnancy remain private and protected.
Modernize school buildings, including improving ventilation systems, to ensure safe, healthy learning environments.
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Modernize school buildings, including improving ventilation systems, to ensure safe, healthy learning environments.
We should be making it easier—not harder—for women to raise healthy families and pursue their futures with dignity. Policies that criminalize reproductive healthcare don’t just erode individual freedom; they deepen the healthcare divide and put lives at risk. This isn’t about ideology. It’s about trusting women, saving lives, and fixing a broken system. I will always stand with Mississippi’s women—and fight for their right to access the care they need, when they need it.
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We should be making it easier—not harder—for women to raise healthy families and pursue their futures with dignity. Policies that criminalize reproductive healthcare don’t just erode individual freedom; they deepen the healthcare divide and put lives at risk. This isn’t about ideology. It’s about trusting women, saving lives, and fixing a broken system. I will always stand with Mississippi’s women—and fight for their right to access the care they need, when they need it.
Invest in affordable pre-K and early childhood education, so every child starts school ready to learn.
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Invest in affordable pre-K and early childhood education, so every child starts school ready to learn.
We have a responsibility to give every student a real shot at success. That starts with supporting our public schools—not tearing them down—and ensuring our children are prepared not just for tests, but for life.
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We have a responsibility to give every student a real shot at success. That starts with supporting our public schools—not tearing them down—and ensuring our children are prepared not just for tests, but for life.
We also need to make sure our prison system is focused on rehabilitation, not just retribution. While not everyone can or will be rehabilitated, many people are ready to turn their lives around—if given the tools and support to do so. That’s just common sense—and it’s good policy.
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We also need to make sure our prison system is focused on rehabilitation, not just retribution. While not everyone can or will be rehabilitated, many people are ready to turn their lives around—if given the tools and support to do so. That’s just common sense—and it’s good policy.
At the same time, we need to support responsible policing by ensuring law enforcement has the training and resources needed to serve communities effectively and safely. That includes building trust between police departments and the people they serve. Respect, accountability, and cooperation are key to safer neighborhoods.
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At the same time, we need to support responsible policing by ensuring law enforcement has the training and resources needed to serve communities effectively and safely. That includes building trust between police departments and the people they serve. Respect, accountability, and cooperation are key to safer neighborhoods.
We should all be able to agree that elections should be free, fair, and accessible, and that every eligible voter should have an equal opportunity to cast a ballot and have it counted. Making voting more efficient and more secure can go hand-in-hand.
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We should all be able to agree that elections should be free, fair, and accessible, and that every eligible voter should have an equal opportunity to cast a ballot and have it counted. Making voting more efficient and more secure can go hand-in-hand.
A justice system should do more than punish—it should protect, rehabilitate, and treat all people with dignity. That’s how we create justice that works—for everyone.
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A justice system should do more than punish—it should protect, rehabilitate, and treat all people with dignity. That’s how we create justice that works—for everyone.
Support common-sense federal voting protections that strengthen election security while preserving access for all eligible voters.
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Support common-sense federal voting protections that strengthen election security while preserving access for all eligible voters.
Back legislation like the Preventing Election Subversion Act, to ensure elections remain in the hands of trusted, nonpartisan professionals—not political appointees.
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Back legislation like the Preventing Election Subversion Act, to ensure elections remain in the hands of trusted, nonpartisan professionals—not political appointees.
Support overturning Citizens United, to rein in the influence of unlimited dark money in our elections and return power to the people, not corporate interests.
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Support overturning Citizens United, to rein in the influence of unlimited dark money in our elections and return power to the people, not corporate interests.
My first priority is making sure that every Mississippian has access to safe, affordable housing—housing that provides basic comforts, dignity, and access to opportunity. Whether you live on the Gulf Coast, in the Delta, or anywhere in between, you should be able to find a decent home and afford your rent or mortgage without fear of losing everything.
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My first priority is making sure that every Mississippian has access to safe, affordable housing—housing that provides basic comforts, dignity, and access to opportunity. Whether you live on the Gulf Coast, in the Delta, or anywhere in between, you should be able to find a decent home and afford your rent or mortgage without fear of losing everything.
Update FEMA rules so that homeowners along the Gulf Coast can repair and upgrade their homes to meet safety codes and better withstand storms.
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Update FEMA rules so that homeowners along the Gulf Coast can repair and upgrade their homes to meet safety codes and better withstand storms.
I’ll also work to cut taxes for middle-class families and push for increased federal funding for affordable housing—because no one should have to choose between paying rent and putting food on the table.
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I’ll also work to cut taxes for middle-class families and push for increased federal funding for affordable housing—because no one should have to choose between paying rent and putting food on the table.
We must focus on the fundamentals: reading, critical thinking, real-world skills, and honest, accurate education that prepares our children to succeed in a diverse society. If we put politics aside and focus on kids, we can build a stronger future for Mississippi—and for our nation.
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We must focus on the fundamentals: reading, critical thinking, real-world skills, and honest, accurate education that prepares our children to succeed in a diverse society. If we put politics aside and focus on kids, we can build a stronger future for Mississippi—and for our nation.
Address the teacher shortage by raising salaries and ensuring schools can hire qualified educators, counselors, social workers, and nurses.
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Address the teacher shortage by raising salaries and ensuring schools can hire qualified educators, counselors, social workers, and nurses.
Strengthen mental health and counseling services in public schools—for both students and staff.
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Strengthen mental health and counseling services in public schools—for both students and staff.
Launch a Year 10 Apprenticeship Program (YTAP) to give high school students the chance to gain practical work experience. Under this program, 15- and 16-year-olds would work with local businesses in summer apprenticeships—building skills and receiving real feedback that can shape their futures.
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Launch a Year 10 Apprenticeship Program (YTAP) to give high school students the chance to gain practical work experience. Under this program, 15- and 16-year-olds would work with local businesses in summer apprenticeships—building skills and receiving real feedback that can shape their futures.
I believe that serious crimes deserve serious consequences. But I also believe in second chances. As a community organizer, I’ve worked to ensure that every Mississippian—no matter their background—has equal access to the protections of the justice system. Justice should not be reserved for the wealthy or the well-connected. It should work for everyone.
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I believe that serious crimes deserve serious consequences. But I also believe in second chances. As a community organizer, I’ve worked to ensure that every Mississippian—no matter their background—has equal access to the protections of the justice system. Justice should not be reserved for the wealthy or the well-connected. It should work for everyone.
After someone has served their time and paid their debt to society, they should have a real opportunity to rebuild their life and contribute to their community. That means removing unnecessary barriers to reentry—whether that’s finding work, securing housing, or getting an education. Supporting rehabilitation doesn’t just benefit the individual—it strengthens families, reduces recidivism, and makes communities safer.
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After someone has served their time and paid their debt to society, they should have a real opportunity to rebuild their life and contribute to their community. That means removing unnecessary barriers to reentry—whether that’s finding work, securing housing, or getting an education. Supporting rehabilitation doesn’t just benefit the individual—it strengthens families, reduces recidivism, and makes communities safer.
Responsibly funding police, focused on community safety—not militarization.
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Responsibly funding police, focused on community safety—not militarization.
Building strong, trust-based relationships between law enforcement and local communities.
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Building strong, trust-based relationships between law enforcement and local communities.
Appointing independent prosecutors to handle police-involved shootings, ensuring accountability and fairness.
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Appointing independent prosecutors to handle police-involved shootings, ensuring accountability and fairness.
Ending the profit motive in incarceration by eliminating incentives for private companies to run prisons—and working to phase out private prison contracts entirely.
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Ending the profit motive in incarceration by eliminating incentives for private companies to run prisons—and working to phase out private prison contracts entirely.
Work to pass the Freedom to Vote Act, which sets fair, nationwide standards for voter access and transparency while respecting local control.
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Work to pass the Freedom to Vote Act, which sets fair, nationwide standards for voter access and transparency while respecting local control.
Advocate for Independent Redistricting Commissions, so voters choose their representatives—not the other way around.
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Advocate for Independent Redistricting Commissions, so voters choose their representatives—not the other way around.
Propose making Election Day a national holiday, aligning it with Veterans Day to honor those who fought for our freedom by encouraging civic participation.
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Propose making Election Day a national holiday, aligning it with Veterans Day to honor those who fought for our freedom by encouraging civic participation.
Free and fair elections, where all eligible Americans can make their voices heard—and where those results are respected.
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Free and fair elections, where all eligible Americans can make their voices heard—and where those results are respected.
Peaceful political discourse, rejecting violence and extremism no matter where it comes from.
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Peaceful political discourse, rejecting violence and extremism no matter where it comes from.
Bipartisanship and accountability, because putting country before party is the only way we move forward.
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Bipartisanship and accountability, because putting country before party is the only way we move forward.
As your next U.S. Senator, I won’t be in anyone’s pocket. I’ll stand up to Big Oil and put a stop to massive tax giveaways that hurt our environment and rob our future. It’s time to stop mortgaging our children’s futures for short-term profits.
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As your next U.S. Senator, I won’t be in anyone’s pocket. I’ll stand up to Big Oil and put a stop to massive tax giveaways that hurt our environment and rob our future. It’s time to stop mortgaging our children’s futures for short-term profits.
Promoting global cooperation by backing economic policies that pressure other countries to cut their emissions and join us in the fight against climate change.
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Promoting global cooperation by backing economic policies that pressure other countries to cut their emissions and join us in the fight against climate change.
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FEC candidate totals January 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026.
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Candidate ID: S4MS00187
Name: PINKINS, TY
Office: Senate
State: MS
District: Mississippi
Coverage start: 2025-01-01
Coverage end: 2026-06-30
Total receipts: $98037.83
Total disbursements: $98301.02
Cash on hand: $5351.83
Debts owed by committee: $0.00
Candidate contributions: $0.00
Loans made by candidate: $0.00
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Ty Pinkins campaign
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