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May 13, 2015: Clarion Ledger: Democrats celebrate Tuesday win; battle moves to runoff
The third-runner in the race, Republican northern Transportation Commissioner Mike Tagert, has endorsed Kelly in the runoff as "a person of honor and integrity who will move the ball forward on our conservative principles in Congress …." Another Republican candidate, Boyce Adams, who carried 5 percent of the vote, endorsed Kelly.
The third-runner in the race, Republican northern Transportation Commissioner Mike Tagert, has endorsed Kelly in the runoff as "a person of honor and integrity who will move the ball forward on our conservative principles in Congress …." Another Republican candidate, Boyce Adams, who carried 5 percent of the vote, endorsed Kelly.
May 11, 2015: WTVA: Glance at candidates in Mississippi congressional election
Boyce Adams, 30, of Columbus, Republican. Occupation: President of a software business called TheBiz. Campaign website: http://www.boyceadams.com/
Previous campaigns: Adams was the Republican nominee for northern district public service commissioner in 2011, losing to Democratic incumbent Brandon Presley.
"I'll fight to represent our values and will have the perspective in Congress of someone who knows firsthand how getting government out of the way will get America back on the right track," Adams said in a news release
Boyce Adams, 30, of Columbus, Republican. Occupation: President of a software business called TheBiz. Campaign website: http://www.boyceadams.com/
Previous campaigns: Adams was the Republican nominee for northern district public service commissioner in 2011, losing to Democratic incumbent Brandon Presley.
"I'll fight to represent our values and will have the perspective in Congress of someone who knows firsthand how getting government out of the way will get America back on the right track," Adams said in a news release
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Apr 21, 2015: Dark Horse Mississippi: Everybody Loves Reagan, Kelly Hates the IRS, Felons Deserve Voting Rights, & Other #MS01 Tupelo Debate Takeaways
Mike Tagert Says He Will Not Support Impeaching Obama, While Boyce Adams Says Several People In the Obama Administration Should Be In Prison Apr 13, 2015: Delta Farm Press: Political theater: campaign rhetoric versus the reality of performance
In the best-known category are probably Mike Tagert, currently serving as transportation commissioner for the state’s northern district; Trent Kelly, a district attorney with strong military support; and Boyce Adams, president of a software technology company, who served as a special assistant to the administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration during the George W. Bush administration. All apparently have strong financial backing and/or money of their own; Adams is reported primed to spend half a million dollars of his own money on the campaign. Apr 21, 2015: Dark Horse Mississippi: Everybody Loves Reagan, Kelly Hates the IRS, Felons Deserve Voting Rights, & Other #MS01 Tupelo Debate Takeaways
Mike Tagert Says He Will Not Support Impeaching Obama, While Boyce Adams Says Several People In the Obama Administration Should Be In Prison Apr 13, 2015: Delta Farm Press: Political theater: campaign rhetoric versus the reality of performance In the best-known category are probably Mike Tagert, currently serving as transportation commissioner for the state’s northern district; Trent Kelly, a district attorney with strong military support; and Boyce Adams, president of a software technology company, who served as a special assistant to the administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration during the George W. Bush administration. All apparently have strong financial backing and/or money of their own; Adams is reported primed to spend half a million dollars of his own money on the campaign. |
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Mar 7, 2015: Daily Journal: Sparks, Adams join race for congressional seat
Daniel Sparks and Boyce Adams announced late this week their intentions to run in the May 12 election to fill the term of U.S. Rep. Alan Nunnelee, who died Feb. 6 after a battle with cancer. Mar 1, 2011: Cottonmouth: Boyce Adams...a PhD in Lying?
Depending on which source you consult, PSC candidate Boyce Adams, Jr. has a bachelor’s degree from Vanderbilt University in Economics, International Economics, International Business, Political Science or even Biology. Adams has crowed all year long that he knows about how to create jobs because he has a degree in economics. He went on Paul Gallo and talked about his knowledge of economics, and he has bragged all over North Mississippi about his now famous degree in economics. 
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Mar 16, 2015: Journal Politics: Americans for Tax Reform applaud Adams for taking pledge
Columbus businessman Boyce Adams received recognition Monday from the Americans for Tax Reform for signing the Taxpayer Protection Pledge.
Columbus businessman Boyce Adams received recognition Monday from the Americans for Tax Reform for signing the Taxpayer Protection Pledge.
May 9, 2015: Clarion Ledger: Salter: Shrill tone of CD01 race likely script for 2016
For the record, the Republican contenders include: businessman Boyce Adams of Columbus; former Airbus Helicopters executive Sam Adcock of Starkville; state Sen. Nancy Collins of Tupelo; Tupelo dentist Dr. Edward "Doc" Holliday; emergency room physician and budding novelist Dr. Starner Jones of Pontotoc; Lee County District Attorney Trent Kelly of Saltillo; Itawamba County Prosecutor Michael "Chip" Mills, Jr. of Fulton; Tupelo attorney Greg Pirkle; former Eupora Mayor Henry Ross; Oxford attorney Daniel Sparks; Northern District Transportation Commissioner Mike Tagert of Starkville; former Jackson City Councilman Quentin Whitwell of Oxford. The lone Democratic contender is Walter Zinn Jr. of Pontotoc.
For the record, the Republican contenders include: businessman Boyce Adams of Columbus; former Airbus Helicopters executive Sam Adcock of Starkville; state Sen. Nancy Collins of Tupelo; Tupelo dentist Dr. Edward "Doc" Holliday; emergency room physician and budding novelist Dr. Starner Jones of Pontotoc; Lee County District Attorney Trent Kelly of Saltillo; Itawamba County Prosecutor Michael "Chip" Mills, Jr. of Fulton; Tupelo attorney Greg Pirkle; former Eupora Mayor Henry Ross; Oxford attorney Daniel Sparks; Northern District Transportation Commissioner Mike Tagert of Starkville; former Jackson City Councilman Quentin Whitwell of Oxford. The lone Democratic contender is Walter Zinn Jr. of Pontotoc.