“Four days after the last vote was cast for the Mississippi Senate election, ballots were still being counted in the nail-biter of a race as lawyers for both parties prepared for potential legal battle,” MS NOW reports.
“As of early Saturday afternoon, Democrat Scott Colom led Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith by 2,574 ballots, with 97% of expected votes estimated to have been counted.”
Associated Press: A look at why it’s too early to call the Mississippi U.S. Senate race.


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