(Magnolia Tribune) - State Senator Joel Carter, a Republican who has represented Senate District 49 since 2018, has been making the rounds, openly saying he intends to seek the office of Mississippi Secretary of State in 2027.
On Wednesday, Carter shared a video on Facebook of former President Donald Trump, the GOP presidential nominee for a third consecutive cycle, offering his endorsement of Carter’s candidacy.
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – A bill that closes a campaign finance loophole for Mississippi’s Public Service commissioners is now law.
State Senator Joel Carter (R-District 49) introduced the bill in the Senate and said it’s a win for rate payers.
A new security system at Fatima Elementary School in Biloxi can alert any law enforcement within a two-mile radius that there is an issue at the school, and all it takes is the click of a button.
State Senator Joel Carter is going the extra mile to ensure classroom safety in Mississippi.
If you’ve ever been concerned about your child’s safety in the classroom, you are not alone. Parents, school leaders, and state senators are working...
On Monday, South Mississippi State Senator Joel Carter announced that he has been appointed as the incoming Chairman of the Energy Council for 2022-2023.
The Energy Council is a non-partisan legislative organization founded in 1975. The organization was formed to provide...
The Public Service Commission reviewed the new solar energy regulations in Mississippi Tuesday in Jackson to determine if they are fair and will have the intended results and the vote was the same as in July.
Dane Maxwell, the southern commissioner to the PSC, again voted against the new regulations while commissioners Brent Bailey and Brandon Presley voted to adopt them...
BILOXI, MS (WLOX) - Fresh off a 2018 historic legislative session that brought the state a lottery and BP oil spill settlement money to the Coast
State Senator Joel Carter and his family decided to challenge the Swetman family to see who could raise more.
Before Santa, participants heard from several Republican state officials including Mississippi Sen. Joel Carter.