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Scott Colom on Cusp of Historic Senate Upset in Deep-Red Mississippi, Fueled by Surge of Black Turnout
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First reported by Axios (Center); 3 outlets over 28h.
Axios · +13h Washington Examiner · +28h RealClearPolitics
Republicans tried to save their House majority with a bold wave of mid-cycle redistricting. It failed in spectacular fashion on Tuesday. Why it matters: Republicans not only fell short of winning seats in several districts they redrew to favor their candidates, they put some GOP incumbents in…
Read at axios.com →The 2026 midterms were not just an earthquake. They were a continent-wide rupture of the Earth's crust, allowing molten lava to spill out across the nation and burn Republican bastions to the ground.
Read at realclearpolitics.com →Republican efforts to boost their party’s chances to hold the House majority appeared to falter in Tuesday night’s elections, with several Democrats holding on to seats redrawn to favor the GOP.
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