Mississippi Senate race still too close to call with 95% of ballots counted
Summary
The Mississippi Senate race between Scott Colom and Cindy Hyde-Smith remained too close to call the day after Tuesday’s midterm elections. The article says 95% of ballots had been counted but gives no vote totals or winner.Key Facts
- Scott Colom and Cindy Hyde-Smith are the candidates in the Mississippi Senate race.
- The race remained too close to call the day after the midterm elections.
- The headline reports that 95% of ballots had been counted.
- The article does not provide vote totals or declare a winner.
- Austin Park, editor-in-chief at VoteHub, appeared on CBS’s “The Daily Report” to discuss the race.
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