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Mississippi makes more cars per person than Germany. Our kids have better reading scores than kids in California. In terms of GDP per person, we’ve overtaken Britain.

Inward investment has increased almost three times faster than New York’s, unemployment is lower than Florida’s, and we’ve grown faster than Tennessee.

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    — The world is betting on Mississippi —

    $79 Bn invested in Mississippi since 2020

    Companies have committed more than $79 billion to Mississippi since 2020 — the official MDA total, including $3.1bn of new power generation.

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    Investment announced, year by year
    Official MDA publicly-announced totals. 2026 is year-to-date and already the biggest year on record — driven by the xAI and Amazon mega-projects. A further $3.1bn of power-generation investment is counted in the $79bn total but not tied to a single year.

    Map shows selected major projects of $50m+; the $79bn headline is the Mississippi Development Authority’s official publicly-announced total for 2020–2026 plus $3.1bn power generation (2026 year-to-date, as of 1 June 2026). Source: Mississippi Development Authority. A snapshot — new projects are announced regularly.

    — Moving the Dial in Mississippi —

    Mississippi proves free-market reform works!

    MCPP spearheaded the flagship reforms transforming our state for the better.

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