TRIED TO RAISE YOUR TAXES DURING BIDEN INFLATION
In 2022, as families struggled under Biden’s inflation, Jon Stevenson used a personal PAC he created to push a local tax hike on DeSoto County residents. Voters saw through the scheme — and overwhelmingly shut it down.
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OPPOSES TAX CUTS FOR MISSISSIPPI FAMILIES
Jon Stevenson said advocating for tax cuts is “morally reprehensible.” That tells you exactly how he feels about letting you keep more of your own money.
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MEMPHIS TURNED HIM DOWN – MISSISSIPPI SHOULD TOO
He couldn’t win in Memphis. Now failed Memphis politician Jon Stevenson is targeting Mississippi with D.C. Super PAC money. We’ve seen what Memphis politicians did to their city. Let’s not give one power here.
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LAW ENFORCEMENT CAN’T COUNT ON STEVENSON
Jon Stevenson thinks the problem in America is with police officers, not criminals. He even said on Facebook that we have a police culture problem in America and police are not trained properly. That kind of disrespect for law enforcement shows he can’t be trusted to protect Mississippi families.
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 INSULTED OUR TEACHERS – THEN TRIED TO HIDE IT
He said “we need stronger teachers†in DeSoto County, belittling the hardworking educators who serve our students every day. The backlash was so strong, he deleted the ad — but we kept a copy.
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SAID FUNDING RETIREES COMPETES WITH ROADS
Jon Stevenson said the “problem†with the PERS system is that it would take money away from roads. That means he’s putting asphalt ahead of the teachers, first responders, and public servants who dedicated their lives to our communities. Mississippi retirees deserve security, not to be told they’re less important than pavement.
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WANTED TRUMP SUPPORTERS IN JAIL
Jon Stevenson said that “everyone that stepped foot in the Capitol during the insurrection needs to be in prison.†That includes peaceful Trump supporters, veterans, and everyday Americans — a sweeping, extreme statement that shows just how out of touch he is with Trump voters.
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SIDED WITH DEVELOPERS OVER HERNANDO FAMILIES
On May 21, 2024, Stevenson sided with out-of-town investors and against the people of DeSoto County who were defending their community – even after hearing emotional pleas from local families worried about traffic, infrastructure and environmental damage.Â
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