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Ronnie Crudup ()

Mississippi since 3 months

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HB 1201 - Income tax and ad valorem tax; create incentives for developers to improve tax forfeited, blighted properties in MS.

Introduced by
Grace Butler-Washington , Ronnie Crudup , Jill Ford , Stephanie Foster , Clay Mansell
Last updated 4 months ago

15 Co-Sponsors

Income tax and ad valorem tax; create incentives for developers to improve tax forfeited, blighted properties in MS.

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HB 1656 - Strengthening Troop Retention for our National Guard (STRONG) Act; create.

Introduced by
Shane Aguirre , Brent Anderson , Otis Anthony , Tracy Arnold , Willie Bailey
Last updated 5 months ago

89 Co-Sponsors

Strengthening Troop Retention for our National Guard (STRONG) Act; create.

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Died On Calendar

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HB 857 - Literacy-based Promotion Act; revise to expand intervention and strategies for literacy proficiency among students in Grade 4 through 8.

Introduced by
Jeramey Anderson , Bo Brown , Grace Butler-Washington , Bryant Clark , Ronnie Crudup
Last updated 6 months ago

20 Co-Sponsors

Literacy-based Promotion Act; revise to expand intervention and strategies for literacy proficiency among students in Grade 4 through 8.

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Died On Calendar

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HB 1920 - Appropriation; Coahoma Community College and MS Delta Community College for repairs and improvements of campus facilities.

Introduced by
Earle Banks , Bo Brown , Grace Butler-Washington , Bryant Clark , Ronnie Crudup
Last updated 5 months ago

16 Co-Sponsors

Appropriation; Coahoma Community College and MS Delta Community College for repairs and improvements of campus facilities.

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Died In Committee

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HB 1921 - Appropriation; IHL for repairs and improvements of campus facilities at the three HBCUs in MS.

Introduced by
Willie Bailey , Earle Banks , Bo Brown , Grace Butler-Washington , Bryant Clark
Last updated 5 months ago

17 Co-Sponsors

Appropriation; IHL for repairs and improvements of campus facilities at the three HBCUs in MS.

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Died In Committee

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BIOGRAPHY

INCUMBENT

Mississippi

COMMITTEES

Mississippi

BIRTH

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ABOUT

Biography

Ronnie C. Crudup Jr., born on June 12, 1977, in Jackson, Mississippi, is a Democratic member of the Mississippi House of Representatives, representing District 71 since March 18, 2019. He is also the Executive Director of New Horizon Ministries, Inc., a nonprofit organization focused on community development in south Jackson.

Education and Political Experience

  • Education: Graduated from Murrah High School; earned a Bachelor of Science in History from Belhaven University in 2006.

  • Political Experience:

    • Elected to the Mississippi House of Representatives in a 2019 special election, succeeding Adrienne Wooten.
    • Re-elected in 2019 and 2023, running unopposed in both general elections.
    • Ran for mayor of Jackson in 2017, placing fifth in a field of nine candidates.

Notable Achievements

  • Community Development: Spearheaded the reopening of the Hertz Swimming Pool in south Jackson, which had been closed for three years, and successfully managed its operations for five years.
  • Youth Advocacy: Played a significant role in establishing the Faith Scholarship in Mississippi, providing full college scholarships to current and former foster youth.
  • Infrastructure Improvement: Led fundraising efforts for the construction of The Ark, a new sports complex in south Jackson, aimed at promoting community health and youth empowerment.
  • Legislative Focus: Advocates for better infrastructure, economic development, affordable housing, public safety, criminal justice reform, youth development, and quality education.

Personal Life

Ronnie Crudup Jr. is married to Andrea Crudup, and they have three children. The family resides in south Jackson, where he continues his commitment to community service and development.

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