Change MS law to allow electric co-ops to provide high-speed internet.

Everyone needs to get on board with this!! Will be a wonderful thing

Please help out rural Mississippi by providing high speed internet service.

As long as rural electric coops are not allowed, big telecoms will drag their feet on provision. Also, I will donate against lawmakers who vote against this.

This is so needed in rural Marshall county especially on Odell Road.

Unreliable high speed in rural parts of county. We need another option.

We live not even five minutes outside the city limits of Starkville and are only offered a hotspot from local internet providers. We would love another option over satellite options

It's so sad when AT&T can deny customers services and then deny access from other sources. It's time for a HUGE change.

This would be so wonderful!

We have no service!! Maybe this way we could

Please help us get high speed internet. We rural people need it.

As a retired computer professional, I want advantages rural school could have access to internet through their coop.

It's time to allow competition to the telecoms who refuse to properly serve rural customers with true broadband internet. AT&T (in my area) has not enhanced or expanded coverage in years, and there are no competing options.

No brainer! I'm a school administrator with a large percentage of our student body living in rural areas. This would be a game changer!

Please help!

It is imperative that rural Mississippi have interner access. How else can we "keep up" with the world?

We need this !

There are two businesses located on our county road right off of highway 30 west and no choice of internet other than high speed/ low quality satellite

All Mississippians need access to high speed internet. And net neutrality too.

This should have begun 10 years ago. Lack of high speed Internet access across the state for ALL citizens is a national embarassment. High speed Internet is essential for every person for a myriad of reasons in the information age. DO IT NOW!

Internet is the infrastructure of the future, and Mississippi needs to stay up-to-date or else our state will suffer as a whole.