Friends, 

Running for U.S. Senate as an Independent in Mississippi isn't the smoothest road. It's more like a gravel backroad in the Delta—bumpy, dusty, and full of potholes. 

But I've learned something from every stop along that road. Whether it's a conversation over coffee in Batesville, or the quiet nod of an elder in Rolling Fork who's seen generations fight to be heard—you've reminded me why we're in this. 

Because this campaign isn't just about politics. It's about people. And it's powered by you. 

Thanks to your support, we just wrapped up our strongest quarter yet.  

While others chase billionaire donors and party gatekeepers, we're proving that people-power still works—and that a third lane is wide open for the folks who've been left behind. 

To all of you from across the country who've donated, read my emails, and signed your name to this movement: thank you. 

You've helped build something real. And come January 2027, I intend to walk into the U.S. Senate carrying every name, story, and struggle you've trusted me with. 

We've still got a long road ahead. But with you riding shotgun, I like our chances. 

Positive Energy Wins the Day—Every, Single, Time.  

In gratitude,

Ty Pinkins for U.S. Senate 
Independent. Mississippi Strong. 

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