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Democrat Scott Colom Competes in Mississippi Senate Race

Scott Colom, a Democrat, is in a tight Senate race against Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi. This election is significant as Colom could become the first Black senator from the state since Reconstruction. The race has drawn considerable financial support and highlights the mobilization of Black voters.

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In the Mississippi Senate race, Democrat Scott Colom is challenging incumbent Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith in a highly competitive election. Colom's campaign focuses on historical significance, as he could become the first Black senator from Mississippi since Reconstruction. Financial backing from super PACs and strong support from Black voters, who favor Colom significantly, are key factors in this race. The outcome may indicate changing political dynamics in the South.

Key facts

  • Scott Colom is a Democratic district attorney running against Cindy Hyde-Smith.
  • Mississippi is a state Trump won by 23 points in 2024.
  • Colom could be the first Black senator from Mississippi since Reconstruction.
  • Colom received 91% support from Black voters according to estimates.
  • The race has drawn over $1.1 million in investment from super PACs.
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Democrat Scott Colom Competes in Mississippi Senate Race