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Nov 7, 2019: Picayune Item: County voter turnout near forty percent
For State Treasurer, Addie Lee Green (D) received 2,271 and David McRae (R) received 10,686 votes. Nov 1, 2019: Mississippi Today: Treasurer candidates searching for first state election victory
Republican David McRae, a Ridgeland attorney and managing partner in his family’s business, McRae Investments, and Democrat Addie Lee Green of Bolton, a retiree from an automotive parts manufacturer in Clinton, are vying to replace two-term Treasurer Lynn Fitch, who is running for attorney general. Oct 27, 2015: Bossip: Addie Lee Green’s Mississippi Campaign Video About “H*es In The White House” Is Your Laugh For The Day
Meet Addie Lee Green. She’s running for Commissioner of Agriculture in Mississippi and she’s an angel walking the Earth. First, she is wearing that Christ Bethlehem United Church hat. Then she’s stumbling through her speech. Oct 9, 2015: MyFox Memphis: Mississippi candidates file new campaign finance reports
Democrat Addie Lee Green: A new report was not immediately available Friday. Sept 16, 2015: Neshoba Democrat: November ballot approved
And Agriculture Commissioner Cindy Hyde-Smith is being challenged by Democrat Addie Lee Green and Reform candidate Cathy Toole. |
Addie Lee Green previously served as Bolton, Mississippi's election commissioner and as a city alderwoman. She attended Utica Junior College and Jackson State University, where she studied sociology. Green's career experience includes working at Packard Electric for over 30 years. At Packard Electric, she helped establish the International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniture Workers (IUE) and served as IUE 968 president. She has been associated with the Jackson NAACP.
Green ran unsuccessfully in 2015 for the post of agriculture commissioner. She has served on the Board of Aldermen in Bolton and is a local election commissioner. Former board member of Hinds County Resource, past president Alcohol Services Center and board member. She is on the state’s Democratic Party Executive Committee. Green is a member of Chapel Hill Missionary Baptist Church in Bolton. Nov 5, 2019: Green lost in the general election for Mississippi treasurer. Republican David McRae won a decisive victory earning 61% of the vote statewide and 69% of the vote in DeSoto County, defeating Addie Lee Green. |
July 30, 2015: WLBT: Mississippi treasurer candidates spar over money management
Her Democratic challenger, Addie Green, spoke at the fair Wednesday.
Her Democratic challenger, Addie Green, spoke at the fair Wednesday.
July 28, 2015: Clarion Ledger: Neshoba Fair political stumping begins this week
1:40 p.m. Addie Lee Green (D), candidate for commissioner of agriculture and commerce
1:40 p.m. Addie Lee Green (D), candidate for commissioner of agriculture and commerce
July 16, 2015: Clarion Ledger: Incumbents rack up cash
Democrat Addie Lee Green: Raised $1,002. Spent $230. Cash on hand $872.
Democrat Addie Lee Green: Raised $1,002. Spent $230. Cash on hand $872.
June 11, 2015: Washington Times: Mississippi candidates file new campaign finance reports
Democrat Addie Lee Green: Raised $0. Spent $0. Cash on hand $0.
Democrat Addie Lee Green: Raised $0. Spent $0. Cash on hand $0.
May 13, 2015: Madison County Journal: PERRY/Candidates raise $2.3 million
Republican Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann raised $89,750 and has $1,057,742 cash-on-hand to take on his Democratic challenger Charles Graham who reported raising $350 and has $100 cash-on-hand. In another lopsided matchup, Republican Commissioner of Agriculture Cindy Hyde Smith raised $16,400 and has $187,743 cash-on-hand while her Democratic opponent Addie Lee Green reported raising, spending and having zero dollars. The Reform Party's candidates for Secretary of State and Agriculture Commissioner did not file reports.
Republican Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann raised $89,750 and has $1,057,742 cash-on-hand to take on his Democratic challenger Charles Graham who reported raising $350 and has $100 cash-on-hand. In another lopsided matchup, Republican Commissioner of Agriculture Cindy Hyde Smith raised $16,400 and has $187,743 cash-on-hand while her Democratic opponent Addie Lee Green reported raising, spending and having zero dollars. The Reform Party's candidates for Secretary of State and Agriculture Commissioner did not file reports.
Mar 4, 2015:: Neshoba Democrat: Candidate slate set for primaries
For Agriculture Commissioner: incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith of Lincoln; and Addie Lee Green of Bolton, a Democrat.
For Agriculture Commissioner: incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith of Lincoln; and Addie Lee Green of Bolton, a Democrat.
Aug 18, 2012: WAPT: Bolton alderwoman claims she was choked during meeting
Ward 4 Alderwoman Addie Green said a resident assaulted her during Tuesday's Board of Aldermen meeting. Green said the resident attacked her right after she had a heated exchange with Mayor Lawrence Butler.
Ward 4 Alderwoman Addie Green said a resident assaulted her during Tuesday's Board of Aldermen meeting. Green said the resident attacked her right after she had a heated exchange with Mayor Lawrence Butler.
July 20, 2011: Jackson Free Press: Candidate of the Day: Addie Green
In a campaign season when few Democrats and even fewer women are running for state office, African American grandmother Addie Green stands out.
In a campaign season when few Democrats and even fewer women are running for state office, African American grandmother Addie Green stands out.