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South Miss. supervisor wants to run for governor
by The Associated Pres
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POPLARVILLE — Pearl River County supervisor Hudson Holliday says he's running for governor.

Holliday told the Picayune Item that residents are "fed up with professional politicians." But the 65-year-old says he knows he'll have to generate name recognition to win the Republican nomination in 2011. He's in the process of building a Web site explaining his platform.

Holliday rose to rank of brigadier general during his 38-year career in the Mississippi National Guard. He also describes himself as a businessman who's concerned about the struggle of Mississippians to earn a living.

Lt. Gov. Phil Bryant and coast businessman Dave Dennis have said they'll also seek the GOP nomination. Clarksdale business Bill Luckett says he'll run as a Democrat.
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