SUMMARY: Brandon Presley, after losing an election, is adapting to life without a busy campaign schedule and contemplates his political future. Although he achieved some rest, his role as the Public Service Commissioner continues until Republican Chris Brown replaces him in January, ending Presley's over two decades in office. Reflecting on his campaign, Presley acknowledges he didn't receive the Northeast Mississippi votes he hoped for and mentions his differing stance on issues compared to the national Democratic Party. He plans to remain active in public issues, like rural broadband and economic development, without switching parties. Presley intends to stay in Mississippi, exploring various opportunities, and wishes success for Governor Tate Reeves.

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