Charlie Ross, a 51-year-old attorney and state senator, is not a flashy guy. That’s something he readily acknowledges while campaigning for Mississippi’s second-highest elected office.
“We need to elect a work horse to lieutenant governor, not a show horse. I am not a show horse,” Ross told about a dozen members of the Florence Lions Club recently during a lunch meeting at a fish house off U.S. 49.
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