Moss Point’s Jeramey Anderson, a young man running for the Mississippi House District 110 seat, says he’s “still your average 21 year old,” but he happens to have a keen interest in leadership and public policy.
He and his family — parents Joe and Jennifer Anderson and twin sister Jasmine — knew that Jeramey would likely one day run for office, but they didn’t imagine it would happen so soon.
Anderson expected to begin his political career with a municipal campaign, “but when God has a plan for you, you just follow that plan,” he said Friday. “When the position became available, I felt like that was the right time to take that opportunity.”
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