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Ensure quality broadband access for every Mississippian

Quality, affordable health care and access to high-speed internet are desperately needed across the rural areas of our state, that's why my first two priorities in office will be to shore up our rural hospitals and health clinics by expanding Medicaid and ensuring quality broadband access to every Mississippian. As your senator, I will continue to push for innovative solutions that support investment and development in our rural communities.
Source: 2020 Mississippi Senate campaign website EspyForSenate.com , Jun 25, 2020

Federal spending on infrastructure & broadband grows economy

Q: Economy: Support federal spending as a means of promoting economic growth?

Mike Espy (D): Yes. Supports federal spending on infrastructure, broadband & childcare, to grow the economy.

Cindy Hyde-Smith (R): Mixed. Sees value in federal spending on local projects. But "controlling spending" is a priority.

Chris McDaniel (R): No. Federal spending "crowds out private investment & discourages economic growth."

Source: 2018 CampusElect Guide on MS Senate Special Election , Oct 9, 2018

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