This would consolidate departments and stop wasteful spending. They also support a statewide voter registration system and would like to eliminate Motor Voter Registration System because it would increase voter fraud. The combined tax of federal and state creates an enormous burden on families. The Mississippi Republicans are committed to fight to provide tax relief for families. One of the way to reduce this tax is to get rid of the 1992 sales tax which will immediate have a tax relief to all Mississippians.
Some economic problems persist.
Too many Mississippians lack the technical and educational skills necessary for high-wage, sophisticated industries. This is especially true in the Delta and the central hill counties. The Republicans argue that the welfare program was intended to provide temporary aid and not for dependence on government assistance. They would like to see a Work First program, which requires welfare recipients to work to receive benefits, which will ultimately lift them out of the cycle of dependency. The major concerns of conservation authorities in Mississippi are the prevention of soil erosion and water pollution, reforestation, the reclamation of infertile and wet lands, and flood control.