Mississippi Senate race too close to call
Headline from The Hill · First reported Nov 4, 4:22 AM ET () · Updated Nov 4, 7:40 AM ET · 5 sources, 5 articles
What's being reported
Mississippi’s Senate race remained too close to call early Wednesday, with Democratic challenger Scott Colom holding a razor-thin lead over Sen. Cindy Hyde Smith (R) by less than 1 percentage point. With nearly all ballots counted, Colom led Hyde-Smith by a little over 2,000 votes — 461,370 to…
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Mississippi Senate race too close to call
Mississippi’s Senate race remained too close to call early Wednesday, with Democratic challenger Scott Colom holding a razor-thin lead over Sen. Cindy Hyde Smith (R) by less than 1 percentage point. With nearly all ballots counted, Colom led Hyde-Smith by a little over 2,000 votes — 461,370 to…
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Mississippi Senate race too close to call
Leading up to Election Day, polling showed a narrower margin between the two candidates.
