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SPLC Action Fund endorses Jae’Ques K. Brown for Greenville mayor

The SPLC cited his initiatives to eliminate poverty and economic inequality, addressing infrastructure issues and hosting town halls.

Jae'Ques K. Brown

The SPLC Action Fund announced Friday its proud endorsement of Greenville mayoral candidate Jae’Ques K. Brown for the September 23 runoff election. Brown currently serves as city councilman for District 4.

Under his leadership, he led initiatives to eliminate poverty and economic inequality by reducing crime, addressing infrastructure issues such as drainage and litter and hosting regularly scheduled town halls to hear the concerns of citizens, the organization shared.

“Leaders rise to the occasion to help and inspire their communities in the toughest of times. By that definition, Councilman Jae’Ques K. Brown is a natural-born leader with a clear vision for the future to uplift the residents of Greenville,” said Madison Hollon, program manager of political campaigns, SPLC Action Fund.

“His mayoral campaign seeks to continue his efforts as a councilman to provide transparency for citizens and build economic development in Greenville. The SPLC Action Fund is proud to endorse this candidate for his bold leadership and dedication to community investment,” Hollon stated.

If elected, Brown would be the first Black mayor of Greenville, marking a historic change for the city.

The 2025 municipal runoff elections are scheduled for Tuesday, September 23.

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