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State Representative Price Wallace Passes Away

Jason White said Wallace served nine years in the House and was an advocate for Mississippi agriculture.

  • Mississippi House Speaker Jason White announced that State Representative Price Wallace of Mendenhall died on Wednesday at age 64, though the cause of death was not released.
  • A poultry farmer and constant advocate for Mississippi agriculture, Wallace served as chairman of the House Constitution Committee and led efforts to restore the state's ballot initiative process.
  • Governor Tate Reeves wrote that Wallace "loved his family, he loved Simpson County, and he loved serving the people of Mississippi," while colleagues remembered his Christian faith and Church of Mendenhall involvement.
  • Wallace also worked across party lines on suffrage legislation to restore voting rights for formerly incarcerated people, though he did not bring the bill to a floor vote due to lack of three-fifths majority support.
  • Elected in 2018 to succeed Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gipson, Wallace is survived by his wife, Cindy Stevenson Wallace, and their children and grandchildren after nine years of service.
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GOP Rep. Price Wallace, who tried to revive ballot initiative, dies at 64

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Mississippi Today broke the news on Wednesday, June 3, 2026.
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