Tate Reeves

Mississippi GOP Gov. Tate Reeves Survives Spirited Democratic Challenge

Reeves’ Democratic opponent, Brandon Presley, ran on expanding Medicaid and cleaning up corruption.
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Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves Stands By His Decision To Not Expand Medicaid

The Republican governor faced a barrage of attacks from Democratic challenger Brandon Presley at their only debate.
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FEMA Director Says It's ‘Too Early’ To Tell When Jackson Will Have Clean Water Again

Residents of Mississippi's majority-Black capital still don't have clean water after rains worsened the existing infrastructure.
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Jackson Water Crisis Forces Residents To Find Alternatives

People continued to wait at distribution sites and flooded stores for water to drink, bathe, cook and flush toilets amid the Mississippi capital's water system failure.
By Michael Goldberg and Leah Willingham, AP

Pressed On Abortion Ban For Incest Victims, Mississippi Gov. Says There Aren't Many

“You’re dealing in examples that are rare,” said Republican Gov. Tate Reeves.
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'Your Way Is Failing': Jake Tapper Grills Mississippi Gov. On COVID-19 Strategy

The CNN host asked GOP Gov. Tate Reeves if he planned to do anything differently to contain his state's devastating outbreak.
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Mississippi Governor Signs Bill Banning Transgender Athletes From Women's Sports

The Magnolia State is the first to enact such a ban, which is set to become law July 1. More than 20 other states are proposing similar restrictions.
By EMILY WAGSTER PETTUS, AP

Mississippi Governor To Sign Bill To Ban Transgender Athletes From Women's Sports

Republican Tate Reeves said the ban will "protect young girls from being forced to compete with biological males."
By EMILY WAGSTER PETTUS, Associated Press

Weekslong Water Crisis Continues In Mississippi, Hitting Black Residents Hardest

Infrastructure failures following bitterly cold temperatures caused dozens of water mains to burst and freeze, leaving thousands without running water for weeks.
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Mississippi Governor To Host Holiday Parties Despite State's Limit On Gatherings

No more than 10 people are allowed inside Gov. Tate Reeves' mansion at one time under an executive order he signed. Parties are planned anyway.
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