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NAACP Mobilization Drives Voters Across Mississippi As State Elects First Black Senator Since 1881
The NAACP today congratulates Mississippi voters for their historic participation in the 2026 election cycle. From the Delta to the Gulf Coast, Mississippians overcame voter purges, rejected attempts at voter intimidation, and made their voices heard at the ballot box, as the NAACP stood by them to ensure every vote was counted.
NAACP Condemns Senate Advancement of the BAAJA Bill
Yesterday, members of the Senate advanced the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026 (BAAJA) Bill which is aimed at expediting permitting reviews to power big energy projects like data centers. The NAACP raised concerns about the bill earlier this month, emphasizing the potential implications that the legislation could have on Black communities and others already facing disproportionate exposure to pollution.
A Lead is not a Result: NAACP Warns Against Intimidation, Urges the Nation to Keep its Eyes on Mississippi Until Every Ballot is Counted
"The voters have spoken. Now election officials must be allowed to finish their work."
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