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Protecting the Backbone of our Economy.

We focus on the real-world impact of large minimum lot-size requirements. When local governments require larger lots, they increase the cost of housing, which drives up home prices and makes homeownership less affordable for middle-class families.

Teachers, nurses, first responders, skilled tradespeople, and countless other hardworking Americans should be able to afford a home in the communities where they live and work. When housing policies make that impossible, they weaken economic opportunity and make it harder for families to build wealth.

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A thriving local economy depends on vibrant commercial development. We advocate for policies that attract new businesses, support entrepreneurs, and streamline the approval of commercial projects across South Mississippi. 

By cutting red tape, we can accelerate the development of retail centers, office spaces, and industrial facilities. Commercial development expands our tax base, funds essential public services, and creates high-quality jobs.

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Driving Commercial Growth.

The Cost of Over-Regulation


NAHB Data: Government regulations account for nearly 25% of the final price of a new single-family home.

Exclusionary Zoning: Direct correlations exist between restrictive zoning (like large lot sizes) and the inability of the middle-class to generate wealth.

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