Mississippi, Alaska Senate races still undecided as legal fights loom
Scott Colom and Black Mississippians stand on the cusp of Senate history as vote count stretches on
The beef behind a viral Mississippi Senate ad
Lawyers for Hyde-Smith, Colom send election officials opposing demands
The Chair of the Republican party in Mississippi, Mike Hurst, tells CNN’s Jake Tapper there may be as many as 25,000 provisional ballots yet to be counted
Mississippi Democratic Senate nominee Scott Colom declared he is “100%” confident in victory, warning the state’s GOP chair to “stop creating chaos” as ballot counting continues and a potential legal battle looms in a state with no formal recount law.
As Democrats took a victory lap, President Trump distanced himself from a dismal GOP showing as the White House was left to reckon with a historic rout.
Dems Hold Slim Leads in Alaska, Mississippi Races
Annie Grayer joins The Lead.
As Democrats prepare to take control of Congress and Republicans grapple with stunning losses, every remaining race matters. Some races are still too close to call, including Senate battles in both Alaska and Mississippi.
Live updates and the latest news as Trump heads to a NASA expo after GOP’s midterm defeat and vote counting continues in the Alaska and Mississippi Senate races.
Midterm results are still trickling in nationwide after Tuesday’s blue tsunami. Fmr. AG Eric Holder, Chair of the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, joins The Weeknight to discuss the latest as the Mississippi Senate and several House races have yet to be called.
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