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Scott Colom Leads Cindy Hyde-Smith in Uncalled Mississippi Senate Race

Democrat Scott Colom has expanded his lead over Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith in the Mississippi Senate race, now ahead by over 1,800 votes. The race remains uncalled as both candidates await more mail-in ballots, with the final results expected next week. Legal disputes may arise from Hyde-Smith's campaign demands regarding provisional ballots.

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In the ongoing Mississippi Senate race, Democrat Scott Colom has widened his lead over incumbent Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, now ahead by more than 1,800 votes. As of Friday morning, Colom has 49% of the votes compared to Hyde-Smith's 48.9%. The race remains uncalled as mail-in ballots are still being counted, with final results anticipated next week. Legal challenges may emerge from Hyde-Smith's campaign regarding the handling of provisional ballots.

Key facts

  • Scott Colom leads Cindy Hyde-Smith by over 1,800 votes.
  • Colom has garnered 49% of the vote, Hyde-Smith 48.9%.
  • 96% of votes have been counted as of Thursday at 5:44 p.m.
  • Mail-in ballots can arrive up to five business days after Election Day.
  • Colom would be the first black senator from Mississippi since Reconstruction if he wins.
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Mississippi Democrat’s lead continues to widen as race remains uncalled

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Scott Colom Leads Cindy Hyde-Smith in Uncalled Mississippi Senate Race