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SALTER: Midterm election ad spending approaches $10 billion to sway control of Congress - Vimarsana News

SALTER: Midterm election ad spending approaches $10 billion to sway control of Congress

By: Sid Salter The 2022 midterm congressional political advertising spend is projected at over $9.7 billion, up from the $5.95 billion spent in the 2020 congressional election cycle. The tracking was reported by AdImpact Politics. The record spending on political advertising belies the country’s s

McCarthy will be replaced with new facilities - Vimarsana News

McCarthy will be replaced with new facilities

Mississippi State University’s McCarthy Gymnasium is being replaced by the new Jim and Thomas Duff Center to update outdated facilities.

SALTER: For Mississippi, committee system clout remains the most tangible election outcome - Vimarsana News

SALTER: For Mississippi, committee system clout remains the most tangible election outcome

By: Sid Salter All of the nation’s top election prognosticators – FiveThirtyEight.com’s Nate Silver, University of Virginia’s Larry Sabato, Charlie Cook, and Real Clear Politics – are offering projections and hedging bets over whether Republicans or Democrats will control the House and Senate after

MSU reacts to sudden death of student-athlete Sam Westmoreland - Vimarsana News

MSU reacts to sudden death of student-athlete Sam Westmoreland

Mississippi State is reeling from the death of student-athlete Sam Westmoreland.

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SALTER: Hog wild arguments as Supreme Court hears a case indicative of national politics - Vimarsana News

SALTER: Hog wild arguments as Supreme Court hears a case indicative of national politics

By: Sid Salter  The Supreme Court heard oral arguments last week in a case that perhaps even more so than the controversial Mississippi-based Dobbs abortion ruling frames and defines the fractured state of public policy and politics in the U.S. between liberal and conservative camps.  The case