Lynn Fitch is running for Attorney General as a Republican in Mississippi’s 2019 statewide election.
Election 2019
Republicans, poised to take attorney general seat for first time in modern history, fight over who’s most conservative
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Treasurer Lynn Fitch, state Rep. Mark Baker and Madison attorney Andy Taggart face each other in the GOP primary Aug. 6. The winner faces Democrat Jennifer Riley Collins in November.
Politics
Republicans campaign, fundraise on protecting new license plates from ‘out-of-state liberal’ attacks
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A humanist group has threatened to sue if the state doesn’t come up with an alternate license plate design that does not include the phrase “In God We Trust”
Commentary
Taggart’s AG campaign could be litmus test for Republicans on state flag
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If Andy Taggart does well in the upcoming election, it could embolden fellow Republicans. But if he loses, politicians will view the results as a warning to stay away from changing the controversial flag.
Election 2019
Riley-Collins looks to maintain Democrats’ hold on attorney general’s office
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Rep. Mark Baker and Treasurer Lynn Fitch are the Republicans running for the post.
Politics
Lynn Fitch, state treasurer, officially declares attorney general bid
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A Republican lawmaker from Brandon is also competing for the post
Government
Wage gap for Mississippi’s black women one of nation’s largest
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Is Mississippi shortchanging women? The answer is a resounding yes, according to a new report